The phrase "a very consultative process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that involves extensive discussion and input from various stakeholders or parties.
Example: "The development of the new policy was a very consultative process, ensuring that all voices were heard."
Alternatives: "an inclusive process" or "a highly collaborative process".
"One of the great things, this is not a commercial for the Mayo Clinic, but one of the great things about Mayo is that they have a very consultative process, where they bring in a lot of smart people, and they said, you know, we're going to have to operate, and they did.
"The crew has to be led by the commander, generally operating with a very consultative style".
In some ways it is the intelligence world's version of the (ongoing) Centcom review of Mideast/Central Asia policy commissioned by Gen. David Petraeus and under the direction of Col. H.R. McMaster: the report caps a consultative process (a very wide one, in the 2025 case), combining straight talk, think tankery, hard intelligence and pre-emptive bureaucratic spin.
The Principles were developed via a consultative process with a large number of experts from the United Nations, academia, donor agencies, and civil society organizations.
This protocol has been developed through a consultative process involving a large number of stakeholders from several countries.
The parties agree that a full spending review should be held, reporting this autumn, following a fully consultative process involving all tiers of government and the private sector.
The executive branch can do its part by committing itself to a regular consultative process with Congress based on mutual respect and a willingness to partner.
"This will be a highly consultative process".
The difficult decision on whether to proceed with polling during the Ebola epidemic was resolved following a national consultative process that took into account the associated health risks.
The Act is the outcome of a widely consultative process which aimed at reviewing the Education Act of 1995.
