The phrase "a process probably" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process that is likely or expected to occur, but where certainty is not guaranteed.
Example: "The project will involve a process probably requiring several stages of approval before completion."
Alternatives: "a likely process" or "an expected process".
We lunch at a winery called Adega do Roquevale, which makes a fascinating red wine, called Tinto da Talha, that's fermented in huge clay amphorae three meters tall, a process probably unchanged since the Greeks brought it here.
Unexpectedly, NMB-1 also blocked rapid FM1-43 lofding of hair cells, a process probably mediated by mechanotransducing hair cell ion channels [15], [16].
Suicide is the end of a process probably evolving over a long time, starting with common mental health problems.
However, the adult epithelial islets expanded only laterally along the epithelium-connective tissue interface but failed to invade into the connective tissue [ 120], a process probably essential for adult epithelial fold formation during intestinal metamorphosis.
In this way, suspended and colloidal particles get separated in a separating process while the soluble fraction undergoes a destructive process; probably an advanced oxidation process.
In any case, the development of autoimmune thyroiditis is a multifactorial process probably involving a number of environmental factors combined with genetic susceptibility, as the study of identical twins has already proved.
A similar process probably gave humans and other mammals the ability to taste sweets, the researchers wrote in the study.
Lactococcus lactis is the major LAB species used in milk fermentation, a preservation process probably first developed in the Early Neolithic [14].
Minisatellites evolve through a complicated process probably involving gene conversion like events that act either to delete repeat units or to copy blocks from one chromatid to the other [ 11].
Because there is experimental evidence to suggest that tumor progression is a multistep process probably involving different signaling pathways, researchers have generated mice that carry more than one transgene.
Moreover, we can state that, at physiological choline concentration (15 µM) (Das et al., 1986), choline entered P. falciparum-IRBC at 75% by a saturable process, probably via the erythrocytic choline carrier, while the remaining part (25%) entered via furosemide-sensitive NPP.
