The phrase "a sluggish process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that is slow or inefficient, often in contexts related to work, decision-making, or any activity that takes longer than expected.
Example: "The approval of the project has been a sluggish process, causing delays in our timeline."
Alternatives: "a slow process" or "an unhurried process."
Cleaning up toxic waste sites "is a sluggish process," Ms. Seltzer said, adding that the E.P.A. posted a notice at Tutor Time informing the parents of the problem in November.
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The aging effect of asphalt binder was a sluggish process, and the content and microstructure of its internal components would vary with the altering of aging degree.
With simple acts of being honest and true, he has proven transformation does not have to be a sluggish process.
It is a sluggish process and paling of the scar takes many years.
The sluggish process has caused a backlog of loans in foreclosure and is slowing the housing market recovery in judicial states, says Michael Fratantoni, the vice president for research and economics at the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Bankruptcies have shot up, and banks remain frustrated by a sluggish legal process that has left them sitting on hundreds of thousands of repossession lawsuits.
Exploring low-cost, high-efficient and durable electrocatalysts to substitute for Ru, Ir-based noble metal catalysts is of great significance for oxygen evolution reaction (OER), which is in particular a sluggish anodic process in water oxidation and remains to be a major challenge that we are confronted with.
City officials say they are working hard to make it a friendly place for technology companies, including cutting through the sometimes sluggish process of getting approvals.
Earlier this month, the thousands of residents displaced by the fire began re-entering the city, starting the sluggish process of rebuilding their lives amid the rubble.
This evacuation should go well beyond the current, sluggish process of resettling Iraqis here who worked directly for the U.S. in Iraq.
