The phrase "a process that apparently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process that seems to be true or evident based on available information, but may not be definitively proven.
Example: "The study outlines a process that apparently leads to increased productivity among remote workers."
Alternatives: "a process that seemingly" or "a process that evidently".
Part of the complication comes from the movement of body parts from initial mass graves into secondary and even tertiary burial sites — a process that apparently reflected fears among Bosnian Serbs about being caught.
Speaking of Emily and change, the trailer also reveals how the matriarch is handling Richard's death, a process that apparently includes commissioning a gigantic portrait of her late husband as well as purging her home of anything that doesn't bring her joy. .
The current investigation also revealed that CCF induced apoptosis in highly malignant glioblastoma cells, a process that apparently involved the inhibition of Akt coupled with ERK protein expression.
The report stresses that "de-escalation" is a paramount skill for police officers to learn, a process that was apparently overlooked when Sammy Yatim was loudly approached by gun-toting cops last July.
After removing neuritic processes that apparently derived from other cells from the original images, concentric circles with 10 μm interval in radius were drawn 15 μm apart from the soma and the number of crossings with dendritic branches at each circle was counted using Image J (NIH).
As the name of every one of his alleged victims in the subway attack was read out--a process that took almost four hours--Asahara was apparently lost in meditation... [The] guru, ignoring the charges, made a three-minute statement in archaic Japanese studded with Buddhist terms.
For such craters the parabolic hole is apparently too large to support itself, and it collapses in a process that generates a variety of features.
The cell-cycle defects were apparently not caused by depleting other histone marks such as H3K9me1/2/3, H3K27me2/3, and H3K79me2/3, a process that generally takes longer than 3 days.
With large, extended families the norm in many of the affected communities, the first task is to place children back with grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins or close members of their communities – a process that Bellamy said was apparently already occurring.
The authors interpreted this increase in β-adrenergic sensitivity as a compensatory response to prevent future hypoglycaemia, an adaptive process that was apparently lost or exhausted in patients with type 1 diabetes.
Just head on over to this link and follow a 3-step process that is apparently easy as hell.
