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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a process that could" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential actions or outcomes related to a specific process.
Example: "This is a process that could lead to significant improvements in efficiency if implemented correctly."
Alternatives: "a method that might" or "a procedure that has the potential to".
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All three are expected to appeal their verdicts, a process that could take months.
The company has said it will appeal, a process that could take years.
The companies vowed to appeal, a process that could take years.
It is a process that could itself become development's most powerful driver.
Importers will have to reapply for the permits, a process that could take weeks.
Working with pixels would require changing the pixels individually, a process that could be cumbersome.
After that, a process that could take three months, the report may be released publicly.
The center would have posters printed, a process that could take a week.
Once filed, it could set in motion a process that could take months or even years.
None of this has been tested or approved yet, a process that could take months.
The final appeal will go to a national appeals court, a process that could take months.
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