The phrase "a process that saves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or procedure that is designed to conserve resources, time, or effort.
Example: "Implementing a process that saves time can significantly improve our overall efficiency in the project."
Alternatives: "a method that conserves" or "a system that reduces".
It is widely recognised as an environmentally preferable end-of-life strategy for many products, as it is a process that saves materials from landfill and retains more intrinsic energy than similar end-of-life strategies such as recycling or repair.
The sequestering of metal by plant from a large heap of sand, sediments and non-essential non-metals is a process that saves time and manpower.
In Germany and Scandinavian countries, meetings are often run with acute precision and are sometimes just a function of the boss announcing a decision; it's a process that saves time but often stymies creativity that might come from allowing others to weigh in.
Hired - The more than 2,500 employers who use this service get access to a hand-picked pool of candidates on their online marketplace who are interested in new roles, based on a detailed interview and selection process that saves them time qualifying candidates.
It was built using a contracting process that saves time and money by bundling together the design and construction phases of a project instead of carrying them out separately.
So to get people to reveal the details of a messy process that saves lives on one hand, ruins lives on another, and involves money changing hands every step of the way, Gandhi and producer Alex Braverman had to perform some sleight of hand.
Your system is an email process that saves time and effort.
This result was in accordance with ours, even though we used a much simpler purification process that saved time and significantly reduced sample loss.
The UK has pledged to phase out coal by 2025, a process that will save thousands of lives each year, save the NHS up to £3.1bn a year in health costs and accelerate the modernisation of our electricity sector.
The Medicare Modernization Act of 2003 directed the secretary of health and human services to implement competitive bidding for DME contracts, a process that has saved taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars.
The company is working on a way to streamline self-checkout systems using their surveillance techniques, a process that could save retailers time and money.
