The phrase "a process of questioning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a systematic approach to inquiry or investigation, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The research involved a process of questioning that aimed to uncover the underlying assumptions of the theory."
Alternatives: "an inquiry process" or "a method of inquiry".
In Britain, the court will allow Nokia to use legal discovery, a process of questioning Apple that is not available on the European Continent, which could unearth useful information.
There are some key events that can initiate a process of questioning or a reorganization of routines [33].
A characteristic way in which conceptual art explores the boundaries of the artwork is by a process of questioning where the realm of the artistic ends and that of utility begins.
His advice helped me begin a process of questioning my own thoughts.
By the 5th century BC, the Sophists had begun a process of questioning many aspects of Greek society such as religion, law and ethics.
To maximize the benefit of self-directed learning health care practitioners will need to reflect on practice and develop a process of questioning.
For others, it might be less dramatic and more of a subtle process of questioning, not realizing where they are until they turn around to see how far they've traveled.
That problem was quickly resolved and then began a long process of questioning potential jurors, asking about their work experience, dealings with the federal government, investment practices, even their hobbies and reading interests.
When confronted with the paranormal, many people go through an internal process of questioning and reexamining of their perspectives on the world and themselves: questions such as whether or not they are going crazy, what prosaic answers there could be for the unusual experience or experiences, how people will view them if they dare to share their story, and other more existential quandaries.
It is a process of constant questioning.
A process of constantly questioning our assumptions, trying to poke holes in our best understanding of reality, looking for logical loopholes and inconsistencies, and testing the limits of our knowledge in novel, fundamental ways.
