The phrase "acquaintances in the process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to people you know casually who are involved in a particular activity or situation.
Example: "While working on the project, I made several acquaintances in the process who shared valuable insights."
Alternatives: "contacts made along the way" or "people I met during the process".
Use your allotment well, and you could generate a lot of interest in your work--and maybe make a few professional acquaintances in the process.
The friends, who met while at Harvard Business School, decided to explore the idea after they hired help from Craigslist to assist with their own laundry and grocery shopping, splitting the cost and attracting the attention of acquaintances in the process.
The general practitioner is identified as a key person in the aftermath of a teenage suicide since the general practitioner often meet the family, friends of the deceased, and other acquaintances early in the process after a suicide.
He began his career as an accountant after graduating from City College and eventually moved into management with Saul Steinberg, a family acquaintance who was in the process of turning a small computer-leasing company into a financial conglomerate.
For Abu El-Haj, those processes involved an ongoing appeal to Israel's archeologists to provide knowledge for what one postwar Israeli curator called "a nation in the process of renewing its acquaintance with its own land".
Officials are in the process of contacting their relatives and acquaintances to determine if anyone else was exposed, Mr. Gerrish said.
I was breaking all connections to my former existence: colleagues, clients, acquaintances, friends, bimbos, dogs, family and children, and annihilating my fortune in the process".
Later on in the process, when the game is more polished, feedback from strangers or acquaintances can be an excellent source of honest advice, as they are less invested in your success or encouraging you.
In the process, he draws out information that, were it in the Facebook era, would be accessible only to close friends, not acquaintances.
And it's usually better to have friends or benign acquaintances in the world than enemies.
On Monday night, I spoke to a number of acquaintances in the surrounding area by phone.
