The phrase "a process undoubtedly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing certainty about a particular process or procedure being discussed.
Example: "The research revealed that a process undoubtedly leads to more efficient outcomes when followed correctly."
Alternatives: "a process certainly" or "a process without a doubt".
Evidently, while there are no geographical, biological or medical explanations of variation in labelling acute RT episodes as infections in the Netherlands, we propose that diagnostic labelling is an arbitrary process, undoubtedly partially used to justify antibiotic prescribing.
The very initiation of the liberalisation process undoubtedly had a significantly beneficial effect on the development of route networks and aviation activities as broadly understood.
This process undoubtedly constituted a wide extension of the performer's freedom as found in the continuo keyboard part of baroque music; at the same time Boulez set his face against total improvisation as being a breeding-ground for cliche.
The filmmaking process undoubtedly established a strong camaraderie among the actors (and Arnold) that clearly still exists to this day; during our interview, a gently boisterous vibe persisted throughout, with as much crosstalk as there was compassion for one another.
That process undoubtedly results in a performance; the question is who does the performing.
He said IRA dissidents opposed to Northern Ireland's peace process undoubtedly have played a background role in stoking the past three nights' rioting, which has spread to several other working-class Catholic parts of Belfast and other towns.
"This process, undoubtedly, will be an important mechanism for generating new, transformative approaches to care that we can pilot within DUHS.
The players and owners are negotiating a new agreement, a process that undoubtedly will run into 1994-95 without, it seems, the threat of a strike or lockout.
The front teeth have horizontal lines that were so neatly filed, archaeologists believe it must have been done by a skilled craftsman rather than by their owners, and the process undoubtedly would have been excruciating.
The process undoubtedly involved many other twists and turns along the way, but the combination of evolutionary ecological and phylogenetic studies allows at least part of the coevolutionary process to be reconstructed.
