The phrase "a process of redemption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing themes of recovery, forgiveness, or improvement, often in a moral or spiritual context.
Example: "The novel explores a character's journey through a process of redemption after making significant mistakes in their past."
Alternatives: "a journey of redemption" or "a path to redemption".
It's a process of redemption, of new creation, of being saved.
We have been trained as viewers to expect the bad guys to be punished or go through a process of redemption.
Where war becomes a process of redemption and healing, an unarguable point is made about the real thing's horror and idiocy.
The effort includes an official truth commission investigating torture and disappearances of political opponents, a process of redemption similar to those carried out in Argentina, Uruguay and Chile.
Finding her drugged, drunk, and bloodied on a back road near his farm, Lazarus takes her in and nurtures her with tough love, in a process of chaste mutual redemption that is as contrived and sentimental as it sounds.
Elias' attitude towards women softened and changed radically as attest his later works as he went through a process of reconciliation and redemption through love.
The rebbe seemed to believe that bringing secular Jews back into the fold was a critical part of the process of redemption and was thus understandably wary of scaring people off with messianic zealotry.
What unified the people I spoke with was that they all believed in a heroic storyline: the narrative of justice served, of injustice assuaged through process, of redemption sought in faith and good work.
The point is that the process of redemption doesn't have to necessarily be limited to those bleeding from the heart.
"What can one say other than that life is not always what you want it to be?" But many clung stubbornly to their faith, insisting that the rebbe never really died or that the process of redemption was under way and that the rebbe would soon return and be revealed as the messiah.
