The phrase "a process to build" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or series of steps aimed at creating or constructing something.
Example: "We have developed a process to build a more efficient workflow for our team."
Alternatives: "a method for constructing" or "a procedure to create".
"But we also know it is a process to build that kind of winner.
But these are modest first steps, and what's required is a process to build on them over time.
"I think it's right to see Georgian and Ukrainian membership as part of a process to build up these countries as a permanent fixture of the international landscape, not just as an accident".
The retailer, which was criticised last year for maintaining an average garment price tag of about £100 at a time when customers were cutting their spending, put off its sale period by a week as part of a process to "build brand equity", the company said in a trading statement on Wednesday.
Last year, Foxconn extracted up to $4.8 billion in subsidies from Wisconsin as part of a process to build a new display manufacturing plant.
Having fallen in love with the Caucasus and built a sprawling holiday residence in the area, he realised the need to expand the ski fields and thus began a process to build a realistic Olympic bid.
This paper proposes a modelling process to build such a tool.
But ending the current impasse will be just the first step of a long process to build once again a united La Cote d'Ivoire under one national leadership to which all Ivorians without exception would be loyal.
In this way, we essentially 'simulate' an evolutionary process to build a number of 'putative' proteomes from Saccharomyces proteomes.
Thus, the differential regulation of transcription factors seems to be a key process to build up the appropriate gene response for cell adaptation to a particular stress.
To be sure, it is a slow process to build not only the institutions but also the values and attitudes that constitute a democratic order.
