The phrase "a series of processes" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to several distinct stages which must be completed in order to accomplish a task or goal. For example, "To make a delicious cake, you must go through a series of processes: measuring the ingredients, mixing them together, baking, and adding decorations."
Conversion of a liquid methanol/water-mixture needs a series of process steps to supply hydrogen to a fuel cell.
A liquefied natural gas (LNG, ethylene) terminal consists of a series of process facilities connected by pipelines of various sizes.
And as the Post reports, the Democratic National Committee is close to announcing a series of process concessions to Sanders for the convention.
A series of process experiments based on the model for reducing leakages was tested and quickly verified by the EBI in front end of the line.
Using performance results from the patent literature a series of process simulations were conducted to evaluate the effect of feed composition on operating costs, profitability and process safety.
The effects of certain selected process variables, such as internal angle and diameter, are also examined through a series of process simulations.
Upon insulin binding, a series of processes follow, including endocytosis of the IR-insulin complex, endosomal processing, sequestration of ligand (insulin) from the receptor, receptor inactivation as well as receptor recycling to the cell surface [ 52].
In the image processing step, the fibers are more accurately detected by employing a series of processes based on categorization, watershed segmentation, and morphological reconstruction.
Mr. Fougeirol, who has the catholic equanimity of a physicist, does it with a series of process-based oil paintings.
A cycle is a series of processes.
The interaction of two charged particles occurs in a series of processes of increasing complexity.
