The phrase "a process that ended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that has been completed or concluded in a specific context.
Example: "The project was successful, and we can now reflect on a process that ended with positive results."
Alternatives: "a process that has concluded" or "a process that was completed".
It was a process that ended up fostering groupthink more than collective intelligence.
He was offered a big advance to publish the talks, but turned it down in order to rewrite them, a process that ended up taking him two decades.
But as the company pursued it he realized that it would have to build something much more ambitious, in a process that ended up taking years and millions of dollars in investment.
Sir Michael Lyons, a former Labour councillor, stepped down as the BBC Trust's chairman, knowing he was unlikely to get reappointed, triggering a process that ended up with the Tory Chris Patten instead.
When CBS board members learned of the job offer, they started negotiating his departure, a process that ended on Sept. 9, when The New Yorker published a second article with new allegations of sexual misconduct against him.
165565 Lee Iacocca DaimlerChrysler Iacocca, who retired from Chrysler in 1992, now says that "going through a process that ended up with picking Eaton" was "the biggest mistake in my life".
Therefore, we propose the existence of a process that ends runs before the motors fall off the microtubules.
Critics warn that it could be the start of a process that ends up taking the N out of the NHS, the moment when the National Health Service ceases to be national and becomes a series of regional fiefdoms.
In the former, after the newly-formed embryo has developed for a few days its stem cells are harvested in a process that ends its ability to develop further along the path to independent life.
The plan features 10 increasingly large groups of randomly assigned primaries and caucuses, each spaced two weeks apart, a process that ends front-loading the schedule, preserves retail politics and ensures that more states can vote before nominations are locked up.
Zaidan and Bell lead them through a process that ends with a pitch to a potential venture capital investor.
