The phrase "accompany this process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to actions, documents, or elements that are meant to support or go along with a particular process.
Example: "We will provide additional resources to accompany this process to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "support this process" or "complement this process".
"Now Brazil is engaging Latin America more deeply, without a clear policy of addressing the anxiety that can accompany this process," Mr. Spektor said.
Lastly, we suggest that the spatial distribution of some serpentinite bodies in the Coast Ranges of California may owe their existence to the mobility of mantle-derived ultramafic rocks (both partially serpentinized peridotites and their host serpentinites) conferred by the high fluid pressures that accompany this process.
Several other modifications, including S-nitrosylation, S-thiolation, carbonylation, and ADP-ribosylation, have also been reported to contribute to or accompany this process [4] [7], [12], [13].
For a detailed description of the morphological events that accompany this process see Wörheide.
Our study discovered eight novel transcription factors that were highly induced during EMT and were critically required for the phenotypic and molecular changes that accompany this process.
Toward this, we employed siRNA-mediated depletion of these factors during EMT and assessed its impact on cellular and molecular changes that accompany this process.
With a touch more finesse and a lot less bombast Britain could have accompanied this process without adopting the euro.
No broadening of the interface beyond 15 20 nm, the depth resolution of the profiling methods, accompanies this process.
Sharp changes in relative prices in the global economy have accompanied this process.
Accompanying this process, in green algae and plants, the PSBS and LHC-like protein families increased the diversity of subfamilies within the extended LHC protein superfamily [ 11].
Thus, we sought to use autoethnography not only to describe the work of chaplains as researchers but also to reflect on the process of researcher identity formation and to offer personal insights regarding the challenges accompanying this process.
