The phrase "a process which builds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or series of actions that contribute to the development or construction of something.
Example: "The workshop focuses on a process which builds teamwork and collaboration among participants."
Alternatives: "a method that develops" or "a procedure that creates".
The method is an iterative process which builds a number of oscillatory signals called intrinsic mode functions (IMFs), which are repeatedly subtracted from the time series; each iteration results in an IMF with a longer periodic component until just a trend signal is present.
Additive Manufacturing is a digitally-controlled, robotic construction process which builds up complex solid forms layer by layer, applying phase transitions or chemical reactions to fuse layers together.
A Penn print is often impossibly refined; his densest portraits, whether of Paris pastry cooks or of Asaro mud men in New Guinea, tend to take advantage of the platinum-palladium process, which builds up a classical wealth of deep and sculpted tones.
Three classes of processes are distinguished: (1) the system creation process which builds on the classical development steps (requirements, design, realization, integration); (2) dependability processes (i.e. fault prevention, fault tolerance, fault removal and fault forecasting); and (3) other supporting processes such as quality assurance and certification.
Non-linguistic knowledge (e.g., schemata) relates to processes which build a more top-down mental representation of meaning.
Given the centrality of private landowners in delivering public policy, we see a need to go beyond this body of evidence and focus on innovative approaches, including engagement via social networks, knowledge exchange processes which build on existing relations and link with land managers' existing objectives, and the contextualisation of woodland within the wider land use sector.
Community ownership and participation strategies can be innovative in their application of practical, culturally adapted processes, which build capacity for communities to develop and scale-up their own solutions [ 129].
It sheds light on the strengths and weaknesses of the employed techniques and concludes with some recommendations to improve the process of M&E, which builds upon the strengths in the employed techniques.
They are also a good indicator of photochemically processed urban air, which builds up during warm season stagnation (Luria et al. 2005).
Carbonated drinks are full of empty calories and harmful, processed sweeteners which build up your system and cause bloating and weight gain.
