The phrase "a process that needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a procedure or method that requires certain actions or conditions to be fulfilled.
Example: "The project involves a process that needs careful planning and execution to ensure success."
Alternatives: "a procedure that requires" or "a method that necessitates".
Software development is a good example of a process that needs an overhaul.
There is a process that needs to be followed with these decisions and we need to make sure that process was followed correctly".
Munton: "One strong steer from industry partners is that this is a process that needs to be co-ordinated between AHSNs so that it prevents duplication of effort".
"I will insist once again that this is a process that needs to be agreed on with the Spanish government... a referendum is the best mechanism to find out if people want (to be independent) or not," Puigdemont told a news conference.
It really is a process that needs massive disruption.
[P]laying music while wearing ear plugs requires practice and is a process that needs to be monitored audiometrically".
One top Gore adviser said he was concerned that protests by the Rev. Jesse Jackson and others in Florida were politicizing a process that needed to be focused on ballot integrity.
It's a tedious, one-hair-at-a-time process – that needs to be repeated many times – but since the upper lip is a tiny area, this won't matter as much.
Feedback about reflection is becoming increasingly important as the idea of reflection as a strictly individual internal process is changing into a notion of a thinking process that needs to be complemented with external feedback.
Adopting an RRS is a complex process that needs time to become established as an integral part of the ward care system [14, 27 29].
Adopting an RRS is a complex process that needs time to become established as an integral part of the ward care system [ 14, 27- 29].
