The phrase "a process of permitting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the steps or procedures involved in granting permission or authorization for something.
Example: "The organization has established a process of permitting access to sensitive information to ensure data security."
Alternatives: "a procedure for granting permission" or "a method of authorization".
The statement added that the firm is hoping that the Greek government will hand over the administrative process of permitting refugees onto the island, which falls under the country's jurisdiction.
In 2005 an intervention was designed following which a process of obtaining permits (e.g. for vegetation removal, soil quality, spatial plans) and further refining of the design occurred.
But Mr. Summers added that recent actions by the Federal Reserve, combined with bargain prices for certain financial assets, might be "enough to permit a process of repair to begin".
A process that permits assessment of reaction equivalents delivered to biological systems may hold promise for grouping chemicals by common triggering mechanisms with clearly delineated toxicological endpoints.
Strategic urban planning is a process which permits the articulation of the initiatives of public and private stakeholders which seek synergies for the development of a city.
Invoking the provisions of a seldom-used Senate resolution, Mr. Graham said he asked the chairman of the Intelligence Committee, Senator Pat Roberts, Republican of Kansas, and the top Democrat on the committee, Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, to start a process that permits the declassification of information if the Senate voted to release it -- even over the objections of the administration.
It is a very concrete institution with a process that permits a kind of accountability.
Whereas in the not too distant past our villages and towns grew organically, planned and built locally with knowledge that had been accumulated over thousands of years, today the most simple of tasks, even a new sidewalk, requires an expensive and extremely time-consuming process of permits, studies, and the involvement of dozens of consultants and government departments.
The process and costs of permitting was not clear to event organizers or city employees.
