The phrase "actions that could undermine process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing behaviors or activities that may negatively affect a particular procedure or system.
Example: "We must be cautious of any actions that could undermine process, as they may lead to inefficiencies in our workflow."
Alternatives: "actions that may disrupt the process" or "behaviors that could jeopardize the process".
Some experts, while condemning any Iranian actions that could undermine the interim government in Kabul, offered another explanation for Iran's behavior.
"We simply cannot turn a blind eye to Chinese policies and actions that could undermine international peace and security," she said, according to a Wall Street Journal blog.
"Now is the time for thoughtful consideration, not rash action that could undermine the prospects for success".
There was talk of a possible opposition boycott of Parliament, an action that could undermine the Government's hopes for an overhaul of the tax system.
"Now is the time for thoughtful consideration, not rash action that could undermine the prospects for success," Reid said.
Israel had been under mounting diplomatic pressure to participate, to avoid setting a precedent that could undermine the review process.
A relatively clean election would do a lot to prevent a possible spike in violence that could undermine the transition process.
Coaching was seen as a threat that could " undermine the whole process" (MMI A2) and reduce its ability to be " discriminatory " (MMI A1).
It is ethically problematic to gain consent while withholding information that matters to those giving their consent, and pragmatically, it seems shortsighted to use a consent process and public information policy that could undermine public trust in research.
He must take action urgently to address the implications of the rushed authorisation phase that could undermine the whole project.
Theory-based approaches to process evaluation can sensitise researchers to contested understandings about proposed interventions that could undermine implementation.
