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The phrase "a process that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a procedure or method that is expected to lead to a certain outcome or result.
Example: "We are implementing a process that will improve our efficiency and reduce costs."
Alternatives: "a method that will" or "a procedure that will".
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"It's the beginning of a process that will take months".
It is a process that will take time".
It's a process that will continue for quite some time.
It is a process that will take time and investigation.
Reform and renewal is a process that will continue in the future.
We cannot be part of a process that will increase the suffering of our nation.
The outcome is expected to be appealed in a process that will take years.
"The Arab world's transitions are a process that will take at least a decade to unfold".
Last week's agreement has started a process that will enable them to do so.
"I will be happy if we have a process that will be successful".
"In one week, a million people began a process that will result in affordable coverage.
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