The phrase "again the process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the repetition of a specific process or action that has occurred previously.
Example: "We need to again the process of reviewing the project to ensure all aspects are covered."
Alternatives: "repeat the process of" or "reinitiate the process of".
Again the process of dissolving the union, if that is what is decided, would have started with acts of Parliament.
With that photograph of his father watching from the kit's inside lid, the small boy begins again the process of becoming big.
Mr. Stewart now says he does not want to listen to that show again: "The process of the show is to bury those feelings as subtext, and that was a real moment of text.
Each year, around April 21, Vanunu receives a letter from the prime minister renewing these restrictions, and he starts, yet again, the process of appealing against them through the Israeli courts.
When they returned from their travels and the four of them became Led Zeppelin again, the process of integrating the ideas into song began, be it some fragile acoustic snippet, or one of those towering electric edifices – Kashmir, Achilles' Last Stand, In My Time of Dying, Stairway to Heaven – that still startle with their grandeur.
Once again, the process of association — here the activity of hearing and speaking, and later reading and writing — generates ideas: we have ideas because we use language, in concrete social interactions; we do not create language to express the ideas we, as lone individuals, already have.
Such words will be all too familiar to female victims of male violence, who again and again describe the process of dealing with the police and the court system as worse than the original ordeal.
"Today we are again in the process of nationalizing banks," Mr. Candiard said.
He believes the industry is once again in the process of a cover-up because the investigation into the health impacts of the disaster is being led by academics who, he says, have long served as cheerleaders for the power companies.
A member of constitutional conferences in 1993 and again from 1994 to 1995, he, along with other former Nigerian leaders, was consulted in 1998 by Abdusalam Abubakar, the military head of state, as Nigeria once again began the process of converting from military to civilian rule.
But the soaring ambition and style of Browne's writing have always belied its pious humility, and it seems that he is now once again in the process of being exhumed and immortalized, as he almost certainly expected he would be.
