The phrase "a process of removing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or procedure that involves taking something away or eliminating it.
Example: "The project involves a process of removing unnecessary data to improve system performance."
Alternatives: "a method of elimination" or "a procedure for extraction".
"For me it's a process of removing the things that are encouraging the person to be a performer as opposed to a person".
Decellularization is a process of removing cellular material, while maintaining the organ skeleton of extracellular matrices (ECM).
It's a simple a process of removing the gills and the apron, and snipping off the eyes and mouth, similar to cleaning a fish.
"The performances tell you how to edit," he said, adding later: "A lot of times, editing a film is a process of removing yourself from it.
We also highlight how, through a process of removing, adding and/or de-emphasising explanatory factors, causation accounts could be used as "resources" to justify or enable present treatment choices.
They say the loss of the venue following the closure in November of the famous Soho nightclub Madame Jojo's, and the earlier demolition of other central London music and nightlife venues like the Marquee and Astoria, will accelerate a process of removing counter-culture from the area, leaving it bland and dominated by chains or venues aimed at the well-off.
Once decided upon, a closing involves a long process of removing a church's treasures and formal desanctification.
And now some longtime residents see its imminent removal as one more step in a long process of removing traces of the rebellious history that preceded the current era of hipsters and high rent.
Face milling is a machining process of removing material by the relative motion between a work piece and rotating cutter with multiple cutting edges.
Since the self-so spontaneity to which dao refers is always present, what is required is a negative process of removing obstacles.
Machine tools have been around since the industrial revolution, extensively used to manufacture parts/components of machines, which is a process of selectively removing material to create a desired shape.
