The phrase "a process that basically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a simplified explanation or overview of a process, often to clarify or summarize complex information.
Example: "The project involves a process that basically transforms raw data into actionable insights for the team."
Alternatives: "a process that essentially" or "a process that fundamentally".
The performance of osmotic work also requires ATP e.g., the transport of ions or metabolites through membranes against a concentration gradient, a process that is basically responsible for many physiological functions, including nerve conduction, the secretion of hydrochloric acid in the stomach, and the removal of water from the kidneys.
"When I was asked to participate in a process that would prevent people being tortured, basically, by the state — as Clayton Lockett was — I wanted to be a part of it, if I could help," Pappas told me.
Coupled with a process that repeats itself year after year basically forever, we have an environmental issue of monolithic proportion.
When leukemia cells are exposed to the particle, the cells basically undergo a process that leads them to commit suicide, Conrad said.
In a process that's known as "filibustering", minister Sam Gyimah basically addressed the House of Commons until there wasn't time left for a vote on Friday afternoon, meaning the Private Member's Bill proposed by SNP MP John Nicolson couldn't move forward in Parliament.
When Your Cortisol Levels Are Too High Our bodies are no longer designed to be in a constant state of extreme survival mode, so when cortisol production kicks into overdrive, "it affects the entire body in a breakdown process that basically ages people before their time," said Tracy Thomas, Ph.D.
"It's a short addition to a contract that an actor can take into negotiations with a studio that would provide for a hiring and casting process that basically follows some best practices and helps to cut through some unconscious bias to hopefully lead to casting and crew hiring that better reflects the world that we live in," Kotagal told HuffPost.
There is also a hefty roster of bodywork options for your tired calves and backs, one of which was something called watsu, which is basically aquatic shiatsu, a process that its practitioners say replicates the feeling we all have in womb.
Basically, Google has taken a process that many were already using and streamlined it to make it more useful.
Indeed, even though monetary reward may act as an incentive for improved performance, it is unknown whether processes that are basically completely stimulus-driven are sensitive to reward-induced motivation.
