The phrase "a process that culminated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of events or actions that lead to a final outcome or conclusion.
Example: "The research was extensive, and it was a process that culminated in groundbreaking discoveries."
Alternatives: "a process that concluded" or "a process that reached its peak."
Between 1914 and 1923, at least a million Greek Orthodox Christians were forcibly expelled or fled from Turkey, leaving behind the carnage of several wars, forced-relocation "death marches," and massacres at the hands of the Turks—a process that culminated in the expulsion of all remaining Orthodox Christians as part of a population swap in 1923.
It was a process that culminated in the closure of the home.
It was during the Renaissance that his fame was revived, a process that culminated with Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar".
This set in motion a process that culminated at the end of March when the first two countries were joined by Austria, Slovenia and Serbia.
Then, starting in September 2002, Dr. Dean began courting Mr. Gore, a process that culminated in Mr. Gore's public appearances with him on Tuesday in Harlem and Iowa.
Through his collecting and research he resurrected Bada's reputation, a process that culminated in the retrospective survey titled "Master of the Lotus Garden: The Life and Art of Bada Shanren, 1626-1705" at Yale in 1991.
Most Americans agree that becoming an adult is a gradual process that culminates around age 26.
But World War I and its attendant political alignments triggered a process that eventually culminated in the integration of most of the world's nations into a single balance-of-power system.
And to the extent that judgments can be considered components of syllogisms, we might appreciate how syllogisms might have become contentful in a process that has culminated in the concrete syllogism of necessity.
The pathophysiology of BM can be summarized as a sequence of sometimes overlapping processes that culminate in neuronal death of either the necrotic or apoptotic type in the CX or HC, respectively.
Therapeutic approaches designed to interfere with downstream TGF β signaling processes that culminate in myofibroblast activation may represent an alternative viable strategy for the treatment of fibrotic disease.
