The phrase "a process that feeds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mechanism or system that provides resources, information, or support to another process or entity.
Example: "The research team developed a process that feeds data into the central database for analysis."
Alternatives: "a system that supplies" or "a method that provides".
The federal government requires states to complete threat and hazard identification and risk assessments (Thira) each year, a process that feeds into the National Preparedness System started under Barack Obama.
And this is a process that feeds on itself: as more high earners move into urban centers, these centers begin offering amenities: — restaurants, shopping, entertainment — that make them even more attractive.
T cells and other antigen-presenting cells (APC) take hold of a process that feeds on itself in cases of a favorable genetic terrain.
Four similarly ravenous black holes are known in the Milky Way, but dust in the galaxy's disk obscures observations; so studying the newfound beast in Andromeda may offer fresh insight into how black holes accrete material, a process that feeds the supermassive black holes powering quasars billions of light-years away.
Rather, the increased temperature accelerates the rate of the fusion reaction, in a runaway process that feeds on itself.
These FcRn-complexes are then broken down into the drug and original complex in a recycling process that feeds back into the central compartment.
Dr. Sadler developed an identification process that feeds mathematical "facial maps" into a computer model and sifts the data for matches.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02734.002 Cancers arise through an evolutionary process that feeds from stochastic genetic alterations and selection (Vogelstein et al., 2013).
It's a vast orderly process that feeds and warms us without fossil fuels; delights us without shopping; heals us without pills; moves us without cars; protects us without wars; enriches us without dollars; fully employs us without destruction.
A growing cavity beneath the ice shelf has allowed more warm water to melt the ice, the researchers say a process that feeds back into the ongoing rise in global sea levels.
Law-making and policy-making are, thus, part of the broader circular process that feeds the political debate, while the debate in turn feeds into politics.
