The phrase "a process of sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing activity or method where information, resources, or experiences are exchanged among individuals or groups.
Example: "The workshop focused on a process of sharing knowledge and best practices among participants to enhance collaboration."
Alternatives: "an exchange of ideas" or "a method of collaboration".
The community profiling initiative, for example, initially comprised a process of sharing ideas and experience in drawing onto physical maps.
The way the facilitators worked followed a process of sharing, modelling and confirming (see figure 1: Model to show the process of engaging participants with self-management).
A strength of FGD is the dynamic of the group; by discussing topics in group a process of sharing and comparing is installed [ 18].
It aimed at engaging countries of the Region in a process of sharing experiences and laying down foundations for a Unicef regional strategy, based on UNICEF areas of interventions and its comparative advantages.
The objective is to collect data in a social context in which participants can consider their own views in context with the views of others through a process of sharing perspectives and experiences.
This is followed by a process of sharing commonly identified touch points with staff and users, and through a participatory action method bringing everyone together to co-design solutions, especially around the negative touch points.
While the idea of inclusive development developed in previous Conferences entails a process of shared prosperity across the globe following local specific conditions, it is crucial to understand both the features of knowledge-induced growth in rich countries, as well as the challenges and opportunities for late-industrialized and less developed countries.
Collaborative care is a process of shared responsibility and concurrent treatment between primary care and mental health providers [ 24].
This effective intervention directly focused on the patient through the use of a PP who met with the patient and through a process of shared decision making and motivational interviewing developed a prescription tailored to the patient.
At the time of the visit, through a process of shared decision making and motivational interviewing, a written personalized prescription with prevention and screening goals was tailored to the patient.
The decision of whether a woman stays in her local community to birth or leaves prior to the onset of labour to birth in a referral facility is not made by the care provider alone, but in ideal situations is a product of a process of shared decision-making between a care provider and patient.
