The phrase "a process that presumably" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process that is assumed or believed to occur based on available information or evidence.
Example: "The study outlines a process that presumably leads to improved outcomes in patient care."
Alternatives: "a process that is likely" or "a process that is assumed".
Accordingly, the evolution of Conus venoms may be strongly affected by dietary shifts such that changes in venom composition are driven by changes in specializations for particular prey, a process that presumably occurred in C. miliaris at Easter Island [15].
Mrs. Clinton held an open auction for her book, so the $8 million advance emerged from a process that presumably represented the industry's consensus about what the book would be worth.
And by having the merger authorized by a Canadian court, Dahya was able to legally sidestep filing a registration statement with the Securities & Exchange Commission, a process that presumably would have exposed Casmyn to inquiries relating to Auromar's regulatory troubles.
At Johns Hopkins he founded an institute for cell engineering with private money, suggesting to some colleagues that he was inclined to favor unfettered stem cell research, presumably including stem cells derived from embryos, a process that destroys the embryo.
Presumably 60% of the injured cells are able to repair their membrane defects, a process that also involves inflammatory signaling via the NFκB pathway [ 33, 40].
With a system like this in place, the sensors could tell your HVAC dealer that a part is ready to break down and automatically start a repair process (that would presumably include calling the customer to tell them about it).
Once Hydrobee's battery is juiced, you can then plug in a USB device to charge it — a secondary charging process that presumably takes several more hours.
TIS presumably interferes with neonatal pulmonary alveolarization, a process that slows exponentially from birth until it is largely completed around 5 years of age [ 6].
We have shown that the SPL5 gene encodes a SF3b3 protein that presumably has a role in the pre-mRNA splicing process (Chen et al. 2012).
For politicians, it is a rejection of a democratic process that they presumably once believed in.
Three active processes were identified that presumably help the fungus to survive the blood environment in an advanced phase of the infection: iron homeostasis, secondary metabolism, and the formation of detoxifying enzymes.
