The phrase "a process that unfolds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gradual development or progression of events or ideas over time.
Example: "The project is a process that unfolds over several months, revealing new insights at each stage."
Alternatives: "a process that develops" or "a process that evolves".
It is a process that unfolds on many levels.
Thawing the freeze in the financial system is not going to overnight, but it will be a process that unfolds over several stages".
Amazon employees are held accountable for a staggering array of metrics, a process that unfolds in what can be anxiety-provoking sessions called business reviews, held weekly or monthly among various teams.
"Given the history and complexity of California's market, achieving the people's will and responsibly regulating marijuana will be a process that unfolds over many years, requiring sustained attention to implementation," Newsom, a candidate for governor in 2018, said after the legislative vote.
Entrepreneurial behavior is a process that unfolds over time for the individual (Shane, 2000).
First, findings suggest stigmatization is best viewed as a process that unfolds over time rather than a label.
"Are We There" is the completion of a process that unfolded over "Epic" and "Tramp," the two albums that followed her début.
"There was a process that unfolded here over the last year, where the person who named me the managing editor left and someone else came in, and so my future was somewhere in play in all that".
But this will be a gradual process that unfolds over time.
The present research suggests that wayfinding research sometimes oversimplifies and undervalues the importance of a dynamic decision-making process that unfolds during wayfinding.
Realising the vision, however, is likely to be an incremental and iterative process that unfolds over many years.
