The phrase "a streamlined process that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a process that has been made more efficient or simplified.
Example: "The new software implementation has resulted in a streamlined process that reduces the time needed for data entry."
Alternatives: "an efficient process that" or "a simplified process that".
The clinic plans to approach abortion as a straightforward part of women's health care, hoping to make the procedure a streamlined process that is easy to access.
Yes, it is adding a step, but this is to support a streamlined process that now leads to excessive billing.
It was a streamlined process that I had gotten used to.
The presidents of selective colleges should set a new agenda for containing the college admissions frenzy, and that will take more than eliminating a streamlined process that helps students and colleges make good matches.
But UK ministers had decided "that they should continue to be responsible for major energy infrastructure decisions in England and Wales" via a streamlined process "that minimises delays and ensures investor confidence is best delivered through a unified planning system".
Looking ahead to the challenge of GP registration, the health committee plans in 2013 to examine carefully the extent to which the CQC has learnt from its experience of dental registration so that it delivers a more streamlined process that limits the burdens placed on GPs.
PipelineDB wants to make it a more streamlined process that happens in real time.
We desperately need to advocate for a more streamlined process that includes specific requirements executed consistently across the financial spectrum, from global enterprises to small community banks.
He is recognized for developing innovative policies and practices that have resulted in streamlined processes that improved productivity and customer service across the agencies he has served and advised.
The discussions between the NETLAB team and laboratory personnel resulted in the preparation and implementation of new flowcharts to visualize the more efficient, better streamlined processes that would become part of the NETLAB system.
"But a streamlined process like that would have been risky for both the officer and the D.O. lawyer".
