The phrase "a process to regain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or steps taken to recover something that was lost or to restore a previous state.
Example: "The organization implemented a process to regain customer trust after the incident."
Alternatives: "a method to recover" or "a strategy to restore".
Moscow's testing laboratory has been shut down by Wada and faces a long process to regain accreditation.
It was a slow process to regain his strength, but soon he was gaining momentum.
Forest landscape restoration, is a planned process to regain ecological integrity, restore forest functions, and enhance human well being in deforested or degraded forest landscapes (Maginnis & Jackson 2002 in prep).
Over private Facebook messages, a local DJ named Lolo Haha encouraged ten other prominent promoters and musicians to refrain from booking or admitting Frank unless he entered an "accountability process" to regain their trust.
Feeling normal, not ill, was the goal, and in that process to regain independence and a normal relationship to relatives.
Through artistic expression, trauma survivors are able to take positive steps forward in their healing process to regain their confidence.
After undergoing three skin grafts during two months of hospitalization, he recently began the painful rehabilitation process to regain full use of his arms, hands and legs.
If you think your communications bills are not 'fair and reasonable', that there is no competition and prices keep going up, and that you can't get very high speed broadband at reasonable rates, especially if you live in a rural area... well here's one place we need to clean up--to start the process to regain our communications rights.
However, GO flakes easily aggregate and restack during solvent evaporation after printing and the following reduction processes to regain the electrical performance of pristine graphene [40].
