The phrase "a tricky process and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process that is complicated or difficult, often leading into further explanation or details.
Example: "Learning a new language can be a tricky process and requires consistent practice to achieve fluency."
Alternatives: "a challenging task and" or "a complicated procedure and".
Community asset transfer is a tricky process and we want all parties to be happy with what we're proposing to do.
That's a tricky process and a risk I'm looking forward to getting rid of when all I have is a simple deny list," said Hudson.
Reconciling those two roles was a tricky process, and astronomers may have a hard time convincing funders in Congress after the lengthy delays and huge cost increases experienced by JWST.
As Petroglyph's audio director, he also selected sound effects—a tricky process due to the issue of making the criminal faction's sounds a "little different, without straying too much from the original signature sounds".
Selection on this tour has been a tricky process from the start and it remains so.
This can be a very tricky process, and if you're sloppy, you could break the yolk and have to start over.
Difficult family situations and interfering mothers can add pressure to an already tricky process, and the run up to your dream day is often extremely stressful.
The conservator in charge of the painting's restoration, Elisa Mora, pantomimed the other morning how she still planned to remove the picture's old lining and glue, a tricky process akin to peeling skin, she said, except, unlike skin, torn canvas doesn't repair itself.
These include contraception, a tricky process that can cause females much distress, and relocation of entire elephant families, which can be stressful for the animals and is expensive.
Modernization is a tricky process in a country dominated by fundamentalism, and in which the royal family derives much of its legitimacy from its religious credentials as the custodians of the great Islamic shrines in Mecca and Medina.
