The phrase "a productive process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or series of actions that yield positive results or outcomes, often in a work or creative context.
Example: "The team implemented a new strategy that turned out to be a productive process, leading to increased efficiency and better results."
Alternatives: "an effective method" or "a fruitful approach".
Sandrine Capelle Manuel, the organization's representative in Haiti, said it had been a productive process.
Getting angry with people when they fall short is not a productive process for holding people accountable.
On Friday night, Mara bemoaned the amount of time and money that is going to be spent in court, and said it was not a productive process at a time when the N.F.L. is so popular.
It's about understanding the complexities of people's behavior, guiding them through a productive process to bring their competing commitments to the surface, and helping them cope with the inner conflict that is preventing them from achieving their goals.
Konrad and Yang conclude, however, that "the ongoing positive effects of conservation of time and energy resources for employees outweigh the initial short-term negative effects of signaling and stigmatization". They believe the flexible work options facilitate a productive process whereby people with lower stress and richer home lives perform better at work.
"I think what is going on now is a good thing, it's a productive process.
The SHEL model provides an integrated view by considering any productive process or activity performed by a combination of Hardware, Software and Liveware resources within a specific Environment.
"What we've done today is talk about a set of values and concerns and lay the groundwork for what will hopefully be a very productive process," Tulane's president, Scott S. Cowen, said in a teleconference after the two sides met in Chicago.
And, aside from a splendidly combative afternoon at a Universities UK conference on university rankings, it's been a largely productive process.
In Modern German this is still a morphologically productive process (compare Mann "man" : Männer "men").
It is a really productive process – 50 managers having five conversations each, which if you converted into meetings and missed calls would take many days rather than three hours.
