The phrase "a process which involves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of actions or steps that are part of a particular procedure or method.
Example: "The research study outlines a process which involves collecting data, analyzing results, and drawing conclusions."
Alternatives: "a procedure that includes" or "a method that entails".
These are not woven, as most fabrics are, but "flashspun" in a process which involves the evaporation of a solvent.
In many cases, there is a zonal arrangement of the clay minerals around the source of the alteration, a process which involves changes in the composition of rocks caused by hydrothermal solutions.
Some users have discovered that the only solution to the problem, which is not thought to affect the car's ability to drive but could be dangerously distracting, is to turn it on and off again – a process which involves physically disconnecting the car's battery.
In recent days, the Patriarchate of Constantinople has "glorified"—a process which involves writing new hymnography and endorsing a style of icon a remarkable monastic called Porphyrios Bairaktaris who worked for much of his life as a hospital chaplain in a grimy district of Athens.
Adsorption by porous particles is a process which involves a number of steps.
If content is incorrectly flagged as sensitive – a process which involves both moderators and automation – the content's poster can click a button to request a direct review.
None had been manufactured on the scale now required, and there was pressure from agricultural interests to choose a process which involved making raw materials from farm products.
He used his Maryland swim team to gain access to my family and groom me, a process which involved using the sport I loved to establish power and control over me.
Preparing for a renovation is a long process which involves three phases: assessment, planning and implementation.
In summary, the development of renal fibrosis is a complicated process, which involves a number of factors.
Second, any actions to address social, economic or institutional barrier are by their nature a political process, which involves a struggle for power and control over resources [ 46].
