The phrase "a recognized process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a method or procedure that is widely accepted or acknowledged within a particular field or context.
Example: "The scientific community has established a recognized process for conducting peer reviews of research papers."
Alternatives: "an accepted method" or "a validated procedure".
The group was small, though, and neither elected not formed by any recognized process.
About 40percentt of these are hydrothermally active (Arculus, 2005) and therefore hydrothermal venting in the Tonga-Kermadec Arc has become a widely recognized process.
A universally recognized process of election and democratic decision will depend on the recognition of different professional groups and their participation in councils, the honesty of leaders and some financial autonomy for rural communities.
"If the government put it up for sale in an internationally recognized process and got $20 billion, for example, that might be O.K".
Galvanizing is an industrially recognized process for surface heat treatment of steel.
Indeed, the involvement of Hb in the protection of cells against nitrosative stress is a long-time recognized process [ 63], but Hb can also detoxify highly oxidizing radicals, yielding the ferric state as reported by Nishi et al. [ 64] in rat mesenglial cells.
The phased development and testing of a new single intervention (such as a monoclonal antibody for sepsis) is a well-developed and well recognized process.
They were written in a manner that violates the nationally and international recognized process for writing standards.
An important provision in the 1970 law recognized "process patents" rather than "product patents".
Lipid peroxidation is a recognized mechanism process of cellular injury in both plants and animals [59], and is used as an indicator of oxidative stress in different cells and tissue in the body.
