The phrase "a strong process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a robust or effective method or procedure in various contexts, such as business, education, or project management.
Example: "The company implemented a strong process of quality control to ensure customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "an effective method of" or "a robust procedure for".
Having your coach watching you creates a strong process of psychological influence, called leadership, which machines will never manage to imitate.
This institution has led to a strong process of finding political compromises, that are not challenged by referenda.6 One important consequence is that Switzerland since more than half a century is governed by a coalition government that includes all four largest political parties.
The specific findings described above yield some general lessons around how to take contextual factors into account when developing a mid-level medical worker programme, manage actor concerns, build a strong process of policy formulation and implementation, and design an appropriate policy.
Since the differences in origins are controlled for, these large differences in trust could come from a stronger process of acculturation to the host country for these subpopulations.
White made no recommendations but has endorsed Qayoumi's action plan, which includes a stronger process of consultation, strengthening the role of the president's cabinet as well as that of the provost and vice president of academic affairs and establishing a budget advisory committee.
This evaluation has demonstrated that the product of such a strong process is able to deliver the outcomes for which it was designed.
Hannah White, Brexit lead at the Institute for Government, claims such figures are "finger in the wind" stuff but warns that with all the government has set out to achieve besides Brexit "there is clearly going to have to be a really, really strong process of prioritisation".
Thus, I'd be a little happier if we had a stronger process understanding of the Heinrich events, the D/O oscillations, and their dependence on the size of ice sheets.
Two well-defined peaks were observed, which exhibited properties of fast electron transfer with a strong adsorption process of reactants and products on the electrode surface.
There are effectively three prior probability parameters: the probability of a strong regime process, the probability of an up move in a strong regime process, and the probability of an up move in a weak regime process.
The lower jaw of Dermotherium major resembles that of living colugos in the presence of a strong angular process (a projecting piece of bone at the lower side of the back of the jawbone) and a retromolar space (a flat space behind the last molars).
