The phrase "a process of institutionalization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the formal establishment or embedding of practices, norms, or structures within an organization or society.
Example: "The transition to a more democratic governance model involves a process of institutionalization that requires time and commitment from all stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a method of establishment" or "a procedure of formalization".
However, in recent years many experts find that the effectiveness of quality management standards are deteriorating due to a process of institutionalization.
However, we also show that the decline starts even earlier, reflecting a process of institutionalization of de facto disfranchisement and thus supporting the fait accompli hypothesis advanced by Key (1949).
Upon becoming general secretary in 1935, David du Plessis oversaw a process of institutionalization from which a strong bureaucracy developed, directed by an increasingly educated leadership.
In most high income countries a process of de-institutionalization has taken place alongside the development of community services [ 8].
Chow and Priebe [ 16] argue that a process of 're-institutionalization' has occurred in several countries since 1990, and that this is clearly evident in inpatient care but also in the community.
This contribution suggests that the process of periurbanization should be understood as a contingent and dynamic process of institutionalization of place, and that a key focus of research should be on the institution-transformative and generative aspects of periurbanization processes, and the factors that shape them.
Armor and Klerman [ 7] pointed out long ago that a greater propensity for ideological factions exists when a profession and its knowledge base are in the process of institutionalization.
The content is divided into three logical parts, the first of which is devoted to the essence of the process of institutionalization and legal regulation of the information society.
Institutionalization theory argues that the process of institutionalization is the main reason for practices or procedures to be continued and transmitted without question and for meanings to be shared without thought or evaluation.
