The phrase "a process that records" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or system that captures or documents information or data.
Example: "The software implements a process that records user activity for analysis and improvement."
Alternatives: "a method that logs" or "a system that captures".
Today, the term is used to refer to any device or process that records outgoing routing information, such as phone numbers dialed or e-mail addresses typed.
I started toying with the story potential of a process that would allow the recording of brain patterns and transferring them to another brain.
23 Furthermore, registration personnel collected data from NHS hospital records, a process that is not affected by any of the variables affecting access to care that we have studied.
The South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) tried to develop a process that involves remembering, recounting, and recording, but also that includes repenting, resolving, and reconciling.
The legislation cleared the House Financial Services Committee in May by a voice vote -- a process that doesn't require lawmakers to record their position.
Always the obedient teenager, I ordered the LP from the local record shop - a process that took many weeks.
Because when the people putting his record collection online (a process that began yesterday) get to the letter F, the number of Fall rarities will be mind-boggling.
As Paul Kane noted in his Washington Post column on the day after the national elections, "Many incumbents survived because of a redistricting process that left a record low number of competitive seats, cloistering Republicans and Democrats together into geographically odd -- but politically homogenous districts".
In addition, PubChem performs an automated process that annotates PubChem records with MeSH terms (by means of chemical name matching), creating associations between PubChem records and PubMed articles that share the same MeSH annotation.
Bitcoin, a form of electronic money independent of traditional banking, relies on a network of computers that solve complex mathematical problems as part of a process that verifies and permanently records the details of every bitcoin transaction that is made.
