The phrase "all sorts of processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a variety of different methods or procedures in a general context.
Example: "In our research, we examined all sorts of processes that contribute to climate change."
Alternatives: "a variety of processes" or "various types of processes".
If the court sides with these patent applicants it would open the door for all sorts of "processes".
But there are all sorts of processes that don't make a lot of sense that you have to work within".
"I can come up with all sorts of processes that could help explain it, but I don't have anything to back them up," Mr. Holland said.
As one pointed out to me, its problem is that it's an umbrella name for all sorts of processes – synchronising email, calendars, passing data about location, synchronising documents, storing information.
FREEK VERMEULEN: Yeah, a management myth is always a strategy, or a process, and that can be a formal process, but also informal ways of doing things, things around how we make certain decisions, how do we do resource allocation, all sorts of processes.
There are all sorts of processes you can automate: lead scoring, nurturing, even qualification.
All sorts of processed junk food could qualify as "vegan".
It was a "horribly sophisticated process" including photolithography, vacuum deposition of "quite exotic metals," and "all sorts of chemical processes," says Wenham, who is also head of the photovoltaics research program at UNSW and was formerly a professor of Suntech's CEO and founder, Zhengrong Shi.
"The brain influences all sorts of physiological processes that were once thought not to be centrally regulated".
Since 1935, Stroop's study has been cited over 13000 times and modified to look at all sorts of automatic processes.
Phase equilibrium knowledge is required for the design of all sorts of chemical processes that may involve separations, reactions, fluids flow, particle micronization, etc.
