The phrase "a process that naturally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process that occurs in a way that is inherent or typical, without forced intervention.
Example: "The ecosystem functions as a process that naturally balances the population of various species."
Alternatives: "a process that inherently" or "a process that organically".
Such accumulation possibly reflects the inability of nonproliferating cells to dispose of lipofuscin by cellular division, a process that naturally results in dilution of lipofuscin [ 32].
This entails answering questions about the curriculum, a process that, naturally, will require some delicacy since at a Sudbury school there is no curriculum in the standard sense.
In Georges Franju's 1959 horror masterpiece, "Eyes Without a Face," a mad surgeon (what other kind is there in such films?) repeatedly tries to give his disfigured daughter a facial transplant, a process that, naturally, necessitates the removal of a series of other young women's faces.
By Katherine Stirling October 1, 2008 In Georges Franju's 1959 horror masterpiece, "Eyes Without a Face," a mad surgeon (what other kind is there in such films?) repeatedly tries to give his disfigured daughter a facial transplant, a process that, naturally, necessitates the removal of a series of other young women's faces.
Using the light, the researchers found that they could induce the proteins to huddle up, mimicking the condensation process that naturally occurs in cells.
This phenomenon appears to mimic a process that occurs naturally in cells — the fusion of vesicles with the cell membrane.
Carbon Sense Solutions, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, wants to bubble CO2 through wet cement, sequestering the gas through carbonation (a process that occurs naturally, though very slowly, under normal conditions).
Human embryonic stem cells can develop into any of the body's 210 types of cells, a process that happens naturally during fetal development.
Researchers use "molecular scissors" to break apart the genome and repair it, which is a process that occurs naturally when plants are under attack from diseases and can throw up new mutations that enable the plant to survive future attacks.
Rather, it is a process that occurs naturally within the unnatural environment created by human agriculturists.
Our data suggest that cells already have a mechanism to inactivate Chk1, therefore Chk1 inhibitors might accelerate a process that occurs naturally in cells rather than induce a new means of cell death.
