The phrase "a structured process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a methodical approach to a task or activity, often in professional or academic contexts.
Example: "The project requires a structured process of evaluation to ensure all criteria are met."
Alternatives: "an organized method of" or "a systematic approach to".
In this paper, we address this issue by developing a structured process of generalisation.
Eritrea also needs a structured process of truth and reconciliation to give people back their history and start a process of healing on which this once promising new nation can build a future.
FCM allows for a structured process of identifying areas of conflicting perceptions, but also areas where strongly differing groups of stakeholders might be able to gain common ground.
A central theme of the course is that innovation-driven entrepreneurs must make a set of interdependent choices under conditions of high uncertainty, and thus venture engineering involves reducing uncertainty through a structured process of experimental learning and staged commitments.
Emphasizes the concept that innovation-driven entrepreneurs must make a set of interdependent choices under conditions of high uncertainty, and demonstrates that venture engineering involves reducing uncertainty through a structured process of experimental learning and staged commitments.
But the American military said that the committee did not have jurisdiction over Afghans held in American detention facilities and that the releases were part of "a structured process" of review by a military board.
The complexity of the policymaking process in countries from the region, the absence of a structured process for decision-making, and the limited engagement of policymakers and researcher from the region in KT activities indicate that the path of promoting evidence-informed policies is a long and winding road.
Despite the complexity of policymaking processes in countries from this region, the absence of a structured process for decision making, and the limited engagement of policymakers and researchers in KT activities, there are windows of opportunity for moving towards more evidence informed policymaking.
Another policy analysis exercise conducted in Lebanon on the voluntary health insurance policy also revealed the absence of a structured process for policymaking as the policy was formulated and implemented without the use of evidence [ 44].
Furthermore, findings from the case study scenarios emphasize the complexity of the policymaking process in countries and the absence of a structured process for decision-making, as well as the limited information available and limited access and use of tacit knowledge in policymaking.
This work will equip practitioners and decision makers with an example of a structured process for decision making under climate uncertainty that can be scaled as needed to the problem at hand.
