The phrase "a voting process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the method or procedure by which votes are cast and counted in an election or decision-making scenario.
Example: "The committee outlined a voting process to ensure transparency and fairness in the election of new members."
Alternatives: "an electoral procedure" or "a ballot system".
Her Y program will be selected from three alternatives through a voting process conducted online.
Where massive illegality afflicts an election campaign and a voting process, the result is not legitimate.
The winners are decided by a voting process that includes current MLS players, MLS coaches and club officials and press and broadcast representatives.
At the very least, Adamu and Temarii are guilty of naïveté unbecoming delegates of a voting process that will determine the destination of two World Cups worth billions of dollars to FIFA and to the host nations.
At the very least, Adamu and Temarii are guilty of naïveté unbecoming delegates of a voting process that will determine the destinations of two World Cups worth billions of dollars to FIFA and to the host nations.
Speaking of TheEnvelope, Steve Pond does yeoman's work deconstructing the Academy voting process, teasing apart the math and a voting process that makes the national college football championship seem positively straightforward.
Using a formal voting process, a panel of 78 international rheumatologists developed 10 key clinical questions pertinent to the diagnosis and management of gout.
Having determined the theoretical framework, let us now study how the legal retirement age is chosen through a majority voting process for a given level of redistribution of the pension system.
They changed the rules and transformed a democratic voting process into a conspiracy of cronies.
The third annual list is determined based on a comprehensive voting process involving a tribunal of studio development executives, the BCS computer ranking algorithm, Cee Lo Green, and the State of Florida.
To classify an unseen object, a standard voting process [ 43] is used to allow all rules to participate in the decision process, arriving at a patient classification by majority vote.
