The phrase "a process to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or procedure that needs to be put into action or executed.
Example: "We need to develop a process to implement the new software system effectively."
Alternatives: "a method to execute" or "a procedure to carry out".
Philadelphia announced in January that it would begin a process to implement a site.
At Fulton, we've partnered with Education Elements to help us design a process to implement personalized learning across our district, much of which involves a nimble use of edtech.
To date, community participation has most often been seen as an intervention to improve health outcomes rather than a process to implement and support health programmes to sustain these outcomes.
Early in the administration, Mr. Fuerth used his perch as head of an interagency process to implement sanctions against Haiti, Serbia and Iraq.
To describe an extensive process to implement guidelines for oxytocin use during labor and to report its effects on compliance to clinical practice guidelines after 1 year.
In Uruguay, there is an incipient process to implement the first Marine Protected Areas.
A possible absorption process to implement on a large scale is shown in Fig. 7.
That said, the PagerDuty team says that it's a pretty involved process to implement these features, and they have a few that the others dont.
"The new law creates a cumbersome regulatory process to implement many parts of the bill," he said, adding, "I'm afraid we will need to revisit the issue of the proper regulatory framework for the companies".
New regulations seem to have a very straightforward run through the political process: they are up or down in Congress for new laws, then if the law is passed executive agencies have to go through a long review process to implement most regulations, and then the Office of Management and Budget is supposed to provide a check and a balance against costly regulations.
Even if the Breakthrough Energy Coalition succeeded in making solar energy dirt cheap, Parson explained, there would be a decades-long process to implement that technology around the world.
