The phrase "a process of growth" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea that something has changed or matured over time. For example, "My career has undergone a process of growth since leaving college five years ago."
It's a process of growth, of wisdom and spirit.
They would then undergo a process of growth, dissolution and coarsening, before reaching the final state of precipitation.
It becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy that doesn't allow us to understand that what we're going through can be a process of growth".
"This tale grew in the telling," Tolkien wrote, introducing the second edition, and that blend of modesty and grandeur hinted at a process of growth beyond his reckoning, as if the story we were about to read possessed a life of its own.
A process of growth and linking of cavities and voids produced by the irreversible cyclic slip by dislocation movement generating point defects governs the early stage of the development of fatigue cracks.
The authors of this report expressed the opinion that normal adenocarcinoma developed during a process of growth and dedifferentiation to endocrine cells.
The donor community tends to assume that would it be much easier to turn to a more inclusive pattern of growth than actually triggering a process of economic growth.
Maturation involves gross morphological changes that occur through a process of synchronised growth and resorption of cartilage and generally ends at sexual maturity.
"It will continue to be a process of maturity, growth and endurance".
Presence is not a fixed, definable quality but rather a process of continuous growth and change that takes place before the eyes of the audience.
Research is conceived as a process of mutual growth and liberation; but it may not follow the demands of an institution.
