The phrase "a process of reaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the steps or methods involved in achieving a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "The project involves a process of reaching consensus among all stakeholders before making a final decision."
Alternatives: "a method of achieving" or "a means of attaining".
Inquiry is a process of reaching a consensus on the best way of coping with the world, and "truth" is just a compliment we pay to the result.
"Since then we had a process of reaching product market fit with our product," he says.
However, generalising trial results involves scientific inference, a process of reaching general conclusions about how a treatment works.
Dr. Noormal's approach to achieving the gains made by the Directorate of Human Resources has been characterized by a process of reaching consensus and developing and instilling a shared vision.
It moves forward a process that started after the catastrophes of the tsunami and the Pakistan earthquake - a process of reaching out to young people to share their thoughts and opinions on issues of importance to them today.
"The Humbling is a slight but grave – and important – novel about 'ending': how it shifts between a participle (the process of reaching the end) and a noun (the end itself)," Stephen Abell observed in the Telegraph.
Once a free business page has been set up, SMEs can go through a step-by-step process of reaching an audience through targeted adverts.
Many MI projects are authored by a significant number of scientists, and the process of reaching a consensus through discussions and seminars is a hallmark of most, if not all of them.
"Deliberative materials" are broadly defined as "communications and other materials, including opinions, analyses, briefings, background information, recommendations, suggestions, drafts, correspondence about drafts, and notes, created or prepared in the process of reaching a decision concerning a policy or course of action".
The fact that the Legislature is considering intervening may accelerate the process of reaching a comprehensive compromise, said John Shubin, an election lawyer from Miami.
Between 2007 and 2009, when the WHO finally endorsed the adoption of IPTi, there was a flurry of activity to promote the intervention and to accelerate the process of reaching a global decision.
