The phrase "a process of measurement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing methods or systems for quantifying or assessing something.
Example: "The study involves a process of measurement to evaluate the effectiveness of the new teaching method."
Alternatives: "a measurement procedure" or "a method of assessment".
A process of care measurement was considered significantly better than average at a 95% confidence level.
Measurement becomes a process of convergence towards a preferred measure which anchors the measurement.
The use of the RSSI usually requires a disincentive process of measurement-based training for adaptation to ever-changing environments because the RSSI is very sensitive to both large-scale shadowing and small-scale multipath fading prevalent in indoor environments.
For a parameterized example which corresponds to the choice of monetary policy rules in a simple AR(1) environment, I show that an additive white noise process of measurement error has little impact at low frequencies but induces less active control at high frequencies, and even may lead to more aggressive policy actions at medium frequencies.
To monitor and ultimately understand these sonic environments, a process of long-term acoustic measurement and analysis is required.
These charts are constructed with continued audits of "products" (in healthcare the "product" can be viewed as compliance with a process of care or the measurement of unwanted outcomes, such as nosocomial infections) and plotting of results over time.
The act or process of measurement is a crucial aspect in the framework of quantum theory, that has been the subject of controversy for more than seven decades now.
This 'response shift' is defined as a process of change in internal standards of measurement, values and the self-evaluation as well as conceptualization of quality of life over the course of the disease trajectory [ 41].
11 The 'white coat effect' occurs when blood pressure is increased temporarily through an autonomic neural reaction triggered by the process of measurement.
