The phrase "a significant process that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an important or impactful procedure or series of actions in various contexts, such as scientific, business, or social discussions.
Example: "The research highlights a significant process that contributes to climate change mitigation."
Alternatives: "an important procedure that" or "a crucial process that".
Frydenberg rebuffed those criticisms, and minimised the review as a "sit-rep" (situation report) rather than a substantial process that would yield any significant policy change.
There is still a lot to do, Loosemore said, with a handful of "really significant" processes that users would want to complete on the site still to be added to Gov.uk, including applying for passports, job search and travel advice.
Using gene network analysis, we identified altered expression of transcripts involved in mitotic regulators, histones, and non-protein coding RNAs as the significant processes that differed between the hyperthermic response of mammary epithelial cells and breast cancer cells.
Our canonical pathway analysis identified 18 significant processes that were differentially expressed between 6-MP resistant and sensitive cell lines, among which at least five were related to DNA repair in response to damage, including 'Role of CHK proteins in cell cycle checkpoint control' and 'cell cycle: G2/M DNA damage checkpoint regulation'.
These results further suggest that the interaction between EBV-encoded RPMS1 and the host Notch pathway might be a significant process during NPC development and that the high-risk 155391A, leading to a longer half-life of RPMS1 protein, may exhibit stronger carcinogenesis potential.
Metamorphism is a significant crustal process that results in the reconstruction of crustal rocks through various chemical reactions and deformation.
Thus, earthquake-triggered landsliding is a significant geomorphic process that both shapes and lowers landscapes in tectonically active areas.
This can result in them prioritizing more positive and emotionally significant experiences a process that seems to be affected by AD.
Protein degradation is the most significant breakdown process that takes place during senescence (Buchanan-Wollaston et al. 2003).
In cheese factories, delays to fermentation can cause significant difficulties in a process that is based on a perishable starting material (milk) that cannot be stored in the event of delay.
