The phrase "a synthetic process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, manufacturing, or any field that involves the creation of substances or materials through artificial means.
Example: "The development of new pharmaceuticals often involves a synthetic process to create the desired compounds."
Alternatives: "an artificial method" or "a man-made procedure".
Mr. Schonberg may tell me that this is the way Rachmaninoff played, but I feel the presence of a synthetic process dedicated to righting the weaknesses of fallible man, a perfect sheep updating the accidents of nature.
It took almost another 20 years to bring synthetic human insulin to market because a synthetic process capable of producing the quantities necessary to supply market needs had not been developed.
In another, the speaker demonstrated how to use a DNA strand from an extinct Hawaiian hibiscus flower to revive its scent, and the crowd got to smell it via a small piece of paper in the programs, a synthetic process that can now be replicated over and over without the need of a plant.
It is not an analytical process but a synthetic process which has yet to be clarified.
Additionally, teaching is inherently an analytical activity - taking something apart to show the various strands of thought and technique and how it all works -- whereas creating is a synthetic process, pulling a number of different ideas together.
When the value of g ij(h ij) is positive, X j induces a synthetic process (degradation process) of X i.
In this work, morphology-controlled lithium cobalt oxides (LCO) were obtained by a simple two-step method that involves a Co3O4 synthetic process, in which cubic and spherical Co3O4 were prepared by a hydrothermal method and a subsequent lithiation process with Li2CO3.
Therefore, the current study reports not only a novel synthetic process for IrO2 but also a high efficient IrO2 nanostructure, and it is expected that these IrO2 NRs can serve as a benchmark in the development of active OER and HER (photo)electrocatalysts for various applications.
As an artificial simulation process, the biomimetic or biocontrolled process is a new synthetic process that can produce useful film with similar designs, in which the inorganic materials with higher order structures and super performances are prepared under the action of some self-assembled organic templates containing anionic functional groups [6, 7].
The sphericity and interconnected six-membered-ring (6-MR) pore porosity of ZIF-8 was controlled through an aqueous synthetic process by using a non-ionic surfactant (Pluronics, P123) and deionized water as solvent.
Given the complexity of biological systems, understanding their dynamic behaviors, such as the Acute Inflammatory Response (AIR), requires a formal synthetic process.
