The phrase "a process which describes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when explaining or defining a specific process that provides details or characteristics about a subject.
Example: "The study outlines a process which describes the stages of human development from infancy to adulthood."
Alternatives: "a method that explains" or "a procedure that outlines".
First, we consider frequency dependent selection in a Moran process which describes a single, well mixed population of n individuals (Nowak et al., 2004; Nowak, 2006a).
The GAPProcessPlus defines an additional alternative in the form of a Sigmoidal process which describes the catalysis using a kinetic rate following a sigmoidal function.
The Markov Model is a memoryless process which describes the evolution of disease between health states in a stochastic way based on the transition probabilities [ 16], which depend only on the current state of the process and not on previous states.
To model these factors, we develop an impairment process, which describes the service unused by SUs.
Because detailed nonlinear mathematical models are too complex to be used in controller design, the present approach uses a simple linear model of the process which describes its most important properties in combination with an advanced control algorithm which takes into account the model uncertainties, the disturbances and command signal limitations.
We present a numerical study for one such process which describes the agglomeration of atomic clusters on clean surfaces during the early stages of thin film formation.
One reason speaking clearly about deficits is hard is because of the entrenched language that is used to speak about the process by which a government funds its activities, a process which is described as "borrowing".
In the 1990s, Hezbollah transformed from a revolutionary group into a political one, in a process which is described as the Lebanonisation of Hezbollah.
To achieve this, a rapid transformation of infrastructure is required, a process which, as described by the National Infrastructure Plan published by the UK Treasury in 2012, is aligned with the needs to overhaul and retrofit the national infrastructure to support economic growth.
