The phrase "a process to become" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of steps or actions that lead to a transformation or change in state.
Example: "The workshop outlines a process to become a certified yoga instructor, guiding participants through each necessary step."
Alternatives: "a journey to become" or "a method to achieve".
For biotechnological production of R-HAs on a large scale, it is important to not only consider yield, product concentration, and productivity, but also the cost of substrates and downstream processing, which are crucial constraints for a process to become economically viable.
"So I was getting morphine sulphate pills and putting them through a process to become what is known as 'a heroin-like substance'.
For such a process to become a viable technique, a mold having two pattern levels with precise alignment between them must be fabricated first.
In addition to securing the border, Bush also said it was necessary for the House and Senate to pass legislation that would allow illegal immigrants who have lived in the United States for a long time to remain and be able to undergo a process to become citizens.
My father never went through a process to become a citizen any more than I did.
After a change in regulations in 1999 that allowed for the possibility for hospitals to replace their paper archives with EMR's, several Norwegian hospitals embarked on a process to become paperless.
Myostatin enters the bloodstream as a latent precursor protein; it then undergoes a proteolytic process to become a mature peptide (free from the propeptide) that binds to extracellular activin type II receptor (ActRIIB) [15].
Canada has a rigorous process to become a legal handgun owner.
For a social process to become a dignity violation requires not only the occurrence of word or deed, but also an act of interpretation.
In other words, some cognitive uptake of a certain sort is necessary for a sensory process to become genuinely perceptual.
