The phrase "a process that does" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific process that performs a certain action or function.
Example: "The research outlines a process that does improve efficiency in manufacturing."
Alternatives: "a method that achieves" or "a procedure that performs".
The government still pays for research on stem cells taken from adults, a process that does not kill the donor.
This process can be reversed by applying hydrostatic pressure to the solution, a process that does require energy.
"It is a train wreck resulting from a process that does not allow for understanding natural systems in the first place".
Basma Kodami, one of the many Syrian women in the HNC delegation, says her side has presented a memo on their vision of a transitional period, adding: "We are keen to avoid a process that does not deliver".
The vaccine, developed by a small company called Protein Sciences, is made with a process that does not require the virus to be grown in chicken eggs, as is now generally done.
It is also sold online and at Zabar's and two Dean & DeLuca stores, but is shipped frozen, a process that does not overly mar the texture but leaves the cake just a bit sunken when not gently thawed.
The power of the state to decide someone's guilt or bad intentions is most notoriously embodied by control orders, where individuals are held under house arrest and effectively deprived of their liberty and livelihood by a process that does not allow them to know the allegations against them or the length of the order.
"(But) I just think it perhaps could have overly-complicated a process that didn't need to be quite that complicated," he said.
He told the ABC that the family court and federal court had been left to deal with a process that did not have appropriate legislation in place.
That came after the N.C.A.A. levied harsh penalties against Penn State under a process that did not appear to follow the investigative protocol.
His life now revolves around the visits from his children, a right that was denied to his victims, and his faith in the judicial process — a process that did not exist at Tuol Sleng.
