The phrase "actually a process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify or explain that something is fundamentally a specific process, often in a context where there may be confusion or misunderstanding.
Example: "Many people think learning is just about memorizing facts, but it is actually a process of understanding and applying knowledge."
Alternatives: "essentially a process of" or "fundamentally a process of".
Using the recently invented electron microscope to study reproduction in marine worms called hydroides, the Colwins discovered that fertilization is actually a process of incorporation.
However, let's leave that strangeness on one side, along with the peculiar "mining" process — actually a process of complex calculation — used to add to the bitcoin stock.
Unlike surface printing, intaglio printing which is actually a process of embossing the paper into the incised lines requires enormous pressure.
"What is supposed to be a rigorous assessment based on genuine scholarship is actually a process of suspecting thousands of young Muslims without any reasonable basis.
However, atherosclerosis is actually a process of inflammation invasion.
It is actually a process of becoming a hipster and you shouldn't rush it.
As we can see from step 3, it is actually a process to extend the region of possible neighbor of current state.
The donor community tends to assume that would it be much easier to turn to a more inclusive pattern of growth than actually triggering a process of economic growth.
Furthermore, the process of ordering or using of metadata to identify and recall information under search parameters actually becomes a process of codifying that particular view of reality.
"I think there is a real opportunity for the government here, if they choose to take this, which is to actually look for a process of reconciliation, of truth recovery, for all families – it is not sectarian – across the board, which seeks the answers they want".
And so what Dr. Levin actually stipulated was a process of analysis to be guided by three principles: "unity of purpose," which refers to the need to bring all "actors" together, "empowerment coupled with responsibility," which entails "shared decision-making," and "building on strengths".
