The phrase "a recruitment process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the steps or procedures involved in hiring new employees.
Example: "The company has implemented a new recruitment process to attract top talent in the industry."
Alternatives: "a hiring process" or "an employment process."
Mr. Walker described a recruitment process that took weeks of long talks and probing questions.
It has since added 1,000 a year through a recruitment process of daunting scale.
The RFU have already confirmed that they have begun a recruitment process to determine Lancaster's successor.
The Glazers will arrive in Manchester next week to oversee a recruitment process that they know they – and Woodward – can't afford to get wrong for a second time.
An ITV News spokesperson said: "We're in the middle of a recruitment process for the ITV News political editor role so we won't be commenting on speculation".
She was chosen following a recruitment process handled by the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
He reached the final few contenders for a position at Frictional Games, and took the Amnesia developer's budget for a recruitment-process practical task to make Thelemite, "my first full-time indie game".
Amelia Fawcett, chair of GMG, said: "Andrew is the ideal appointment to this role, following a rigorous recruitment process that produced a very high-quality shortlist of candidates.
Radcliffe said that using contractors or temporary staff, who might not be put through such a rigorous recruitment process, is always a risk.
Establishing a collaborative workspace, company norms and a strong recruitment process is only part of how we at Baker strive to maintain our culture," CEO Joel Milton says.
The district would start an open recruitment process for a new principal at Rea, and it's undecided where Newport Elementary School principal Amy Nagy would land, according to district officials.
