The phrase "a process that promotes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or procedure that encourages or supports a particular outcome or behavior.
Example: "The workshop is designed as a process that promotes teamwork and collaboration among participants."
Alternatives: "a method that encourages" or "a system that fosters".
"To my knowledge, this is the first time we've discovered that a process that promotes metastasis provides a selective benefit to the primary tumor," Hannon says.
For instance, there is increasing evidence that obesity-related metabolic dysregulation leads to inflammation, a process that promotes cancer progression in many different ways (Hursting and Dunlap, 2012).
We focused on proteins associated with the epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT), a process that promotes cancer progression and loss of traditional epithelial polarity (see Discussion) (Ahmed et al., 2010; Godde et al., 2010).
Natural selection was proposed by Darwin primarily to account for the adaptive organization of living beings; it is a process that promotes or maintains adaptation.
Leadership was educated in FMECA (failure, mode, effect, criticality, analysis), a process that promotes a systematic thinking in terms of what could go wrong, how bad might it be, and how can we prevent it from happening.
The larger context for DIB is that it is the first stage in a process that promotes organizational learning in response to adverse events through the design of novel IT solutions.
Further reduction in S BET values after heat treatment at higher temperature (500 °C) is a sign of a crystallization process that promotes the conglomeration of primary aggregates of titanium dioxide and further consolidation and improvement of its spatial packing.
Within the context of Computer Supported Collaborative Learning CSCLL) script design, the application of design patterns has been proposed as the basis for a design process that promotes the reuse of good practices, implemented in an IMS-LD authoring tool, Collage.
In addition, there is evidence of a persistent inflammatory process that promotes elevated blood-spinal cord barrier permeability, and persists during the chronic phase of SCI [40].
12 13 Likewise, sepsis or ischaemia can increase microvascular permeability and cause oedematous tissue damage, a process that is promoted by several endogenous inflammatory mediators such as activated leukocytes, TNF-α and cytokines.
The budding virus particle is ultimately released from the cell surface in a process that is promoted by an interaction between the late domain in the p6 region of Gag and host proteins, most notably the endosomal sorting factor TSG101 (tumor susceptibility gene 101).
