The phrase "a process that relies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or procedure that depends on a certain factor or resource.
Example: "The research study outlines a process that relies on data collected from various sources to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "a method that depends" or "a procedure that is based on".
It is a process that relies on peacekeepers and local authorities being able to effectively investigate and document cases of rape.
In rodents, adaptive thermogenesis is a process that relies on a high mitochondrial activity in brown adipose tissues to produce heat after cold exposure, and this process is defective in ERRα-null mice.
Particle swarms can be used in many machine adaptation applications, such as evolving fuzzy expert systems, a process that relies on nonprogrammed emergent behavior to evolve fuzzy rule sets.
The functional biological structure results from the post-printing maturation, under near physiological conditions in bioreactors, a process that relies on fundamental early developmental processes akin to those used in embryonic morphogenesis and with no counterpart in the case of printing inanimate substance.
"We created a process that relies on photosynthesis.
Nintendo has a process that relies on building out a lot of a game before (in a sense) dumping it to then begin work on the real game.
The Settlers' Empire traces the first federal endeavor to build states wholesale out of the Northwest Territory, a process that relied on overlapping colonial rule over Euro-American settlers and the multiple Indian nations in the territory.
Third, Congress should amend and update the Voting Rights Act, as the Supreme Court invited it to do in 2013 when it struck down the pre-clearance process (Sections 4 and 5) for states previously guilty of violating voting rights, a process that relied on 40-year-old data.
No different than in the 17th century, listening to a heartbeat has been a manual process that relies entirely on a doctor's ear to detect irregularities.
It is not known whether the enhancements reflect a compensatory mechanism (engaged in response to attentional capture) or an independent process that relies on a distinct circuitry that acts on a slower time scale than attentional capture.
Past projects have included stained glass, pottery, batik print (a dyeing process that relies on wax-resistance) and cyanotypes (a precursor to film photography).
