The phrase "a process that serves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a procedure or method that fulfills a specific function or purpose.
Example: "The new software implements a process that serves to streamline communication between departments."
Alternatives: "a method that fulfills" or "a procedure that provides".
He believes SE, "can be viewed as a process that serves as catalyst for social change, and varies according to socio-economic and cultural environments" (Urban 2008); or for example Weerawardena and Mort (2006) believe that SE concept must be understood within "competitive environment".
During the interview process, detailed questions or probes were used to elicit further details of experiences, a process that serves both to gather the most information possible as well as to ensure internal consistence and to differentiate personal experiences from hearsay.
They announce, for example, that every event has some cause or other, or that every change is part of a process that serves some purpose.
In order to navigate their way through the unfamiliar, they drew on wider experiences, a process that served them only to a limited extent.
Whether hosting or acting as guests at a potlatch, all members of a house usually participated in the proceedings, a process that served to strengthen their identification with the group.
It's known as a place for parties, has a "bicker" process that serves as its recruitment and member-selection period, and maintains a physical plant and alumni connections similar to that of a fraternity.
"The trustees chose instead to rubber stamp a secretive process that serves the interests only of those popular performers who already enjoy broad exposure".
By this account, narrowing is a categorization process that serves social needs.
Positioning of the cells by dielectric forces is a sequential process that serves not only the correct localization on the ridges, but also the separation of viable cells from non-viable contaminants (Docoslis et al. 1999).
Consequently, emotion awareness can be defined as an attentional process that serves to monitor and differentiate the own discrete emotions, which is strongly related to the ability to locate their antecedents, and in which, in fact, little attention is paid to the physical arousal that is part of the emotion experience.
A U-shaped facet, which articulates with the quadrate and also has a long retroarticular process that serves as an attachment site for three major jaw muscles, is located on the lower jaw.
