The phrase "a traditional process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or procedure that has been followed for a long time and is often associated with cultural or historical practices.
Example: "The festival involves a traditional process of preparing the ceremonial food that has been passed down through generations."
Alternatives: "an established method" or "a customary procedure."
Deep roots in tradition According to UNICEF Representative to Malaysia Gaye Phillips, community conversation is a traditional process in which leaders help community members identify problems and jointly come up with solutions.
Deep roots in tradition According to UNICEF's Representative to Malaysia, Gaye Phillips, community conversation is a traditional process in which leaders help community members identify problems and jointly come up with solutions.
"Sometimes innovation isn't creating something new but rethinking a traditional process to make it as effective, if not better" – Morven Mackinnon, Levi Strauss & Co The company's Water
This is a traditional process practiced by native peoples from Southern Mexico, Mesoamerica, Venezuela and the Dominican Republic.
A traditional process of ordering food looks something like: UberEATS changes this process by radically reducing the time it takes from ordering to delivery.
"If we had built the company register application with a traditional process it would have been a very complex IT project," he continues.
And yet, until today, when you joined DOZ, it was still a very traditional process.
"Real estate is still a very traditional process," he said, explaining that brokers and agencies are very much needed for paperwork and other reasons.
Cutting is a widely used traditional process, and accounts for a large portion of energy consumption in machine tool sectors.
The drilling process is a traditional cutting process in which hole is made in the material that is being drilled.
Dimpled steel products are produced from the combination of an innovative dimpling process and a traditional forming process such as cold-roll forming or press-braking.
