The phrase "a process of generation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the creation or development of something, such as ideas, products, or biological processes.
Example: "The research focused on a process of generation that leads to the development of new technologies in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a method of creation" or "a means of production".
Bridging the gulf with the banlieues is a process of generations.
What you won't get is denial or skepticism of the insights we now associate with Darwin -- the idea that the species on Earth emerged over a very long time, through a process of hereditary, generation-to-generation change.
Thanks to a process of automatic generation from specifications, SmartTools makes it possible to quickly develop environments dedicated to domain-specific and programming languages.
The model specification influences the generation of trees through Bayes' factor based tests of association that determine significant binary partitions of nodes during a process of forward generation of trees.
Our study revealed a process of CIN generation, especially tetraploidy/aneuploidy.
The AGREE instrument was developed through a process of item generation, selection and scaling, field-testing and refinement [ 5].
Breaking down the good into attributes and identifying the levels of attributes results in a process of fractional generation of experiences that consists of combining the attributes to get several scenarios.
It consists of the intelligences, souls, and bodies of the heavenly spheres, each of which is eternal, and the sublunary sphere, which is also eternal, undergoing a perpetual process of generation and corruption, of the succession of form over matter, very much in the manner described by Aristotle.
In contrast, the July 26 , 2016 rain event was characterized by sparse precipitation cells that developed over these regions in a continuous process of generation and dissipation that also lasted for about 8 h, from 12 00 to 20 00 LT.
