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The phrase "a slightly different process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or procedure that has minor variations compared to another process.
Example: "While the overall goal remains the same, we will be implementing a slightly different process to achieve better results."
Alternatives: "a somewhat altered method" or "a marginally distinct approach".
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"Every council has a slightly different process," she says.
Benjarong is produced by a slightly different process from celadon.
I understand that each one of us works at a different speed, and has a slightly different process.
This study reveals a slightly different process followed in the refinement and resolution of NFRs.
In contrast, geographic latitude, which is the kind used in mapping, is calculated using a slightly different process.
Have your Ucas ID number ready and tell the admissions tutor you want to apply through Adjustment – it's a slightly different process to clearing.
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In the European Union, the European Medicines Agency has a slightly different regulatory process, allowing a rolling review procedure for the submission of data as they become available, in comparison with the single formal application procedure of the US FDA.
Each FSILG has a slightly different interview process.
Curiously, developers looking to make their mark in a relatively new mobile environment may end up working with a slightly different distribution process at first.
But Russwurm reveals that, starting this September, NSERC will be moving to a slightly different review process that will speed things up even more.
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