The phrase "a process which produces" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or procedure that results in a specific outcome or product.
Example: "The experiment is a process which produces valuable data for our research."
Alternatives: "a method that generates" or "a procedure that creates".
The first row shows a process which produces a commodity for input use (the first commodity).
The fifth row shows a process which produces a commodity for consumption use by means of a secondary material.
The first and second rows show a process which produces a commodity for input use by means of a brand-new material, and one which produces a commodity for consumption use, respectively.
Gene flow can occur between landrace populations and improved varieties, a process which produces a hybrid swarm with introgression of modern alleles (Bellon et al. 2006).
The results are interpreted in terms of a recirculation process which produces a peak in the electron phase space density just inside the plasmapause.
The third equation is a cost-price balance of a disposal process which produces no output.
Finding of enlarged ventricles in the patients having first schizophrenia episode has raised the question of whether this neurodegenerative disease exhibited at the time of symptom onset or it is considered as a neurodevelopmental process which produces abnormal brain volumes at an early age [ 31].
Geopolymerization, is a green process which produces cementitious compounds using aluminosilicate-rich materials and alkaline liquids.
Inhalation of proteins for systemic distribution requires specific product characteristics and a manufacturing process which produces the desired product.
Although the mechanism of aPDT [ 30] is generally thought to take place by a Type I process, which produces a hydroxyl radical by electron transfer, or a Type II process, which yields singlet oxygen by energy transfer, no modality of cell death by TBO-mediated aPDT has been clarified.
