The phrase "a recognition process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a method or procedure for identifying or acknowledging something, such as in psychology, technology, or organizational settings.
Example: "The study focused on a recognition process that helps individuals identify patterns in their decision-making."
Alternatives: "an identification procedure" or "a validation method."
If a statute simply provides for a recognition process for a press regulatory body then it can only be used for that purpose.
During a recognition process of an input numeral string, the assembly neural network executes intermediate recognition of the digits basing on which a perceptron type network accomplishes the final choice among the limited combinations of strings memorized in the network.
Any attempt to introduce further legislation of the press would require a new Act of Parliament which could make new provisions or amend an existing Act, but it would need to be a new Act, and go through exactly the same processes that an Act establishing a recognition process would need to do today.
After training, a recognition process is launched.
After training, a recognition process (Algorithm 2) is launched.
The Emergency Medical Services for Children program has facilitated the implementation of a recognition process for facilities with pediatric capabilities in several states [23 25].
This system looks for an exact match of the phone sequence output by a speech recognition process given a spoken query, within the phone lattices corresponding to the utterances.
Healthcare delivery programs such as PREVENT enhance the current primary care system by integrating a dementia recognition process within a dementia management system.
This article develops an analogy between the transmission of information through a channel and an object recognition process.
In particular, it allows the application developer to focus on the logic of the application by describing an activity recognition process as a sequence of interconnected service graphs at design time.
Acquisition of glycolipid occurs via an adaptive recognition process involving a sugar headgroup recognition center that forms multiple hydrogen bonds and van der Waals contacts to selectively anchor the sugar-amide moieties to amino acid side chains of the protein surface as well as a 'molded-to-fit', hydrophobic tunnel to accommodate the hydrocarbon chains of the ceramide moiety [ 13, 16- 18].
