The phrase "a process of legalization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the steps or procedures involved in making something legal or official.
Example: "The country is undergoing a process of legalization for previously banned substances."
Alternatives: "a legalization procedure" or "a legalization process".
"And what we want is a process of legalization, where they pay their taxes, pay their way, raise their families, travel home and travel back," he said.
Among the ideas was one many observers had expected and feared: creating a process of legalization for undocumented adults that includes "no special path to citizenship".
Food sovereignty requires dignity and empowerment for all workers in the food system; we affirm that this includes a process of legalization with dignity that guarantees all rights..
In October, Justin Trudeau was elected as Canada's new prime minister, and with him came a promise to start the process of legalization.
Under Vermont's two-step process of legalization, it could be a while before the state sees its first legal marijuana sale, said Matt Simon, the New England political director for the Marijuana Policy Project, a non-profit organization that advocates for cannabis reform around the country.
Now, faced with a budget deficit of about $3 billion and armed with opinion polls showing that more than 70percentt of residents support a lottery, state lawmakers in Carson City are considering a measure that would begin the lengthy process of legalization.
Historically many growers would be characterized as small-scale, and there is concern that through this process of legalization, there is going to be a consolidation of cannabis production following models of industrial agriculture.
To help contextualize exactly how an overhaul of our immigration system would affect this population it often helps to hear the stories of those currently here living in the shadows and what the process of legalization would give them in terms of worker protection and better pay.
Aiming to describe the effects of border control and legalization policies on undocumented migrants' lives, Saraiba spoke about a process of "perpetual illegalization of migrants" (p. 57) [ 91] that nullify any attempt of migrants to adjust their status.
According to Alex Wodak, president of the Australian Drug Law Reform Foundation, the trials will just make the process of actually legalization pot that much slower.
