The phrase "a process that removes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or procedure that eliminates or extracts something.
Example: "The filtration system is a process that removes impurities from the water, ensuring it is safe for consumption."
Alternatives: "a method that eliminates" or "a technique that extracts".
Crushed whole meteorite (ca. 250 mg) was prepared for hydropyrolysis treatment by performing solvent extraction [ultrasonication with a solvent mixture of 95 5 dichloromethane (DCM /methanol followed by removal of the supernatant, 4 mL ×3], a process that removes any free organic matter.
Most sparkling wine is disgorged, a process that removes the dead yeast and leaves the wine clear.
To save the wall paintings, the Getty has developed a process that removes some salt from the cave walls and readheres the mural plaster.
First, the ocean water moves through a filter of gravel, sand, and carbon that pulls out suspended matter, then it enters a process that removes smaller particles, viruses, and bacteria.
When very fine yarns are desired, carding is followed by combing, a process that removes short fibres, leaving a sliver composed entirely of long fibres, all laid parallel and smoother and more lustrous than uncombed types.
The papers, like roughly 250,000 books and one million manuscript sheets each year, were undergoing a process that removes the acid that causes them to discolor and disintegrate.
A disturbance is any process that removes biomass from a community, such as a fire, flood, drought, or predation.
(A carbon sink is any process that removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere by the chemical conversion of CO2 to organic or inorganic carbon compounds).
He cannily stayed in the background while supporting a process that removed a man who had threatened to become his biggest rival in the next group of Chinese leaders.
Selection of the TDSR to be compared within this study was done using a process that removed DIM with each loop in order to reduce the number of possible combinations of TDSR while maintaining the DIM that contributed to accurate estimates of lactation yield using Wood's model.
MCPS can protect from this type of attack by having a formal process that removes an idea from consideration, when experts determine the idea hampers further progress.
