The phrase "a process that applies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific method or procedure that is relevant to a particular situation or context.
Example: "In our research, we identified a process that applies to the analysis of large data sets, ensuring accuracy and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a relevant process" or "an applicable process".
A form of design guidance is offered through a process that applies Axiomatic Design Theory to Component-Orientation.
Using a process that applies heat and pressure to break down the substance in a pilot plant, those researchers found that the energy generated subsequently from the fuel was significantly higher than the energy used to produce it, leading them to conclude it could be an easily commercialized and sustainable source of power.
These scientists use crystallography to study the three-dimensional structure of a protein, a process that applies geometry and physics.
This has been found to be a general process that applies in particular to 8-oxoGua, 8-oxo-7, 8-dihydroadenine,5-hydroxycytosine, 5- hydroxymethyl)uracil, and 5- hydroxymethyl
"We have a donor scrutiny process that applies to all gifts over £100,000 — and is applied to any smaller gift where someone raises a question," said Ruth Collier, a spokeswoman for Oxford.
Dark fermentation is a biohydrogen production process that applies anaerobic bacteria to decompose the organic materials.
The sporadic change matrix is estimated as a single homogeneous process that applies throughout the tree.
Their study used an advanced synergic pulsed GMAW process that applies a digital power source with software to control the welding operation.
To describe a consensus-based case review development process that applies eligibility and diagnostic criteria for diverse clinical trials of chiropractic care for chronic pain conditions.
"Representative Jefferson," she wrote, "remains subject to the same criminal process that applies to his constituents".
"They have been approved for travel to the U.S. under the same stringent vetting process that applies to all refugees," U.S. embassy representative Beverly Thacker told Australia's ABC News.
