The phrase "a process of repeating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or procedure that involves doing something multiple times.
Example: "The training program is designed as a process of repeating key concepts to ensure better retention among participants."
Alternatives: "a cycle of repetition" or "a method of reiteration".
For a body of ice to qualify for glacier status, according to the textbooks, the layers it is made of must, by a process of repeated freezing and thawing, have metamorphosed into a solid block of granular ice.
In a further development of this theme, as part of other rituals, the two kings were reduced to a single figure who underwent a process of repeated death and resurrection.
Whereas contractarian choice would have it that (Stag, Stag) is the correct norm to settle upon, evolutionary game theory teaches us that it is unlikely that the Pareto-efficient equilibrium will be selected in a process of repeated interactions.
Pythagoras imagined the Arctic to be a place with polygons floating in space; in reality, ice wedges that undergo a process of repeated melting and freezing form polygon-like structures.
These so called healed plaque ruptures are found very frequently in coronary arteries at autopsy.[2] [4] In other patients, atherosclerotic plaque disruption with mural thrombosis leads to a process of repeated or ongoing thrombosis, which ultimately results in an acute coronary syndrome.
Evolutionary simulations indicate that this topology is characteristic of a process of repeated symbiont replacement over a brief time period.
These diverse activities evolved from an ancestral nontoxic PLA2 by a process of repeated gene duplication followed by functional divergence.
Then by a process of repeated dissociation and reassociation with different probe molecules, the target "needles" itself into the interior of the pad.
This pattern indicates a process of repeated adaptive divergence of these parasites within host group, but convergence when comparing parasites across host groups.
The EV relies on the matrix's principle eigenvalue, which results from a process of repeated squaring and normalization (for more information, see Srdjevic [ 27] or Saaty [ 12]).
