The phrase "a process that previously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a process that has occurred in the past before the current context or situation being discussed.
Example: "The study revealed a process that previously went unnoticed, leading to significant findings in the research."
Alternatives: "a process that was earlier" or "a process that had formerly".
But more generally, it is an effort to democratize a process that had previously played out in private discussions between major institutions and the L.M.D.C.
Mr Nnaji's resignation is troubling investors who feel he brought expertise to a process that had previously been paralysed by corruption.
Approved new providers could graduate their first cohort of students under their own degrees within two years, and six years after opening could be awarded full university status complete with royal charter – a process that has previously taken decades.
How do they get this kind of rapid scale-up?" Building on a process that had previously been employed to address problems in supplying clean water to people in poor areas, the World Bank turned its attention to sanitation.
For the first time we achieve a pronounced debundling of the network, by operating the laser below the ablation threshold, a process that was previously limited to pre-deposition.
It was not isolated until 1821, when William Thomas Brande obtained it by electrolysis of lithium oxide, a process that had previously been employed by the chemist Sir Humphry Davy to isolate the alkali metals potassium and sodium.
Now, Niederholtmeyer, Sun et al. have created a cell-free system that allows the interactions of a large network of genes to be examined in a single day – a process that would previously have taken weeks or months.
At the point of contact, the two ECs overlay one another (Fig. 4C, D, F, G white arrow), a process that has been previously noted during anastomosis [12].
Building causal computable BN models is a process that has been previously described in several publications and is briefly summarized below.
