The phrase "act in the process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is currently engaged in a particular activity or undertaking.
Example: "The team will act in the process of developing the new software application over the next few months."
Alternatives: "engaged in the process of" or "involved in the process of".
As we watch, it seems almost possible to see President Trump, in real time, tweet by tweet, speech by speech, sword dance by sword dance, intervention by intervention, act by act, in the process of dismantling the system of global power ― of "soft power," in particular, and of alliances of every sort ― by which the U.S. made its will felt, made itself a truly global hegemon.
The pathological and genetic links between FTLD and ALS suggest an interaction between the molecular pathways through which progranulin and TDP-43 act in the process of neurodegeneration.
For genes that act in the process of lineage commitment this distinction is often blurred.
According to Primrose and Twyman [ 27], these oncoproteins are required in the process of viral replication and act in the process of oncogenic transformation of the host cell.
These results suggest that 1 α,25(OH)2D3 may biphasically act in the process of early and late myoblast differentiation.
We report here that KAI1 acts in the process of tumor malignancy and angiogenesis by profoundly suppressing metastasis via inhibition of CDCP1-enhanced Src activation and functional activation of VHL.
It is also possible that the chlorine ions act catalytically in the process of corrosion of metal piping and creating a more roughened surface, thus improving the adhesion.
These findings suggest that those genes involved in different DNA-repair pathways may act simultaneously in the process of carcinogenesis for colorectal cancer.
These data suggest that multiple HPV types may contribute to cutaneous neoplasia in RARs and that they appear to act early in the process of carcinogenesis, perhaps by functioning as tumour promoters via stimulation of cell proliferation.
While both CTLA-4 and PD-1 are immune checkpoint inhibitors, CTLA-4 is thought to act earlier in the process of T-cell activation, whereas PD-1 plays a role in attenuating T-cell responses later in the process, after T cells have migrated to the tumor microenvironment [ 44] (Fig. 2).
Managers at the facilities level complained about the difficulties encountered when using the Public Procurement Act (Act 663, 2003) in the process of procuring essential commodities for maternal health.
