The phrase "a process that consists" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the components or elements that make up a particular process.
Example: "The research outlines a process that consists of several key stages, including data collection, analysis, and interpretation."
Alternatives: "a procedure that includes" or "a method that comprises".
It is, however, a process that consists of inequalities that stand to potentially limit the effectiveness of the activity.
Egg candling analysis is a process that consists in applying light to an egg in order to detect abnormalities inside it.
On Wednesday evening, cleanup crews began conducting what is called an in-situ burn, a process that consists of corralling concentrated parts of the spill in a 500-foot-long fireproof boom, moving it to another location and burning it.
A combination of crayfish flour (CF, with 60% protein) and Polycaprolactone (PCL) was successfully used to prepare biocomposites by a process that consists of two stages: mixing with glycerol (GL) as plasticizer and injection moulding of CF/GL/PCL blends.
The penetration of the carbon steel pipe and equipment wall by pits is a process that consists of three stages: formation of surface layer on the steel surface, initiation of pits at localized regions on the steel surface where surface layers break down, and pit propagation and eventual penetration of the wall.
This is a process that consists of predicting before fluid administration whether or not subsequent fluid administration will increase cardiac output.
The Women Breathe Free program was adapted to meet the needs and preferences of African American women using a process that consisted of two primary phases: focus groups and expert review.
The validation of these 135 genes was performed in a process that consisted of four steps (Fig 3; with more details available in "Materials and Methods") in order to identify siRNAs that inhibited growth on Stem-A cells but had a minimal effect on other cells.
To illustrate the methodology, we focus on a simple process that consists of a fuel processing reactor, a solid-oxide fuel cell (SOFC) and two burners in a stack.
Developed by Otake et al. [41], the supercritical reverse-phase evaporation (scRPE) is a batch process that consists in a constant mix of phospholipids, ethanol, and CO2 at a constant temperature (333 K) and pressure (20.0 MPa) values.
The theory generally applied and accepted by this composite of mental sciences, is that human action is the final external psychic product of a universal process that consists of a series of preceding internal, unconscious psychological events.
