The phrase "all steps of the process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to every individual action or stage involved in a particular procedure or workflow.
Example: "To ensure quality control, we must review all steps of the process before finalizing the product."
Alternatives: "every stage of the process" or "all phases of the procedure."
I believe that what you should use for counting votes is a system that any voter can appreciate — in which he can fully understand all steps of the process.
There may be some specialization in types of products (e.g., one worker may produce pottery for religious uses; another, pottery for ordinary uses), but each worker usually performs all steps of the process.
Initially, Videopixie focused on post-production work — like video editing — but the startup quickly expanded to the all steps of the process after multiple requests from its clients.
A sequence of manipulations is deemed valid as long as every document in the workflow follows its prescribed lifecycle at all steps of the process.
There are a number of firms that offer various versions of the service covering all steps of the process from the production of client proposals to asset allocation models to the client reporting.
The recommendations are based on 14 questions encompassing all steps of the process: indication for the test, blood sampling (timing of blood collection, blood volume, tubes), transport to the laboratory, techniques applied, normal values, dose adjustment, and reporting the results.
These reports conclude that learning is most effective when it is an active endeavor incorporating inquiry-based learning strategies and integrating all steps of the scientific process into the learning process.
This new IT system covered all steps of the nursing process (nursing anamnesis, care planning, documentation and evaluation of care – for a detailed explanation of the nursing process, see e.g. [ 30]).
Additionally, a rich description of the procedure and analysis was provided to enable the reader to follow all steps of the research process.
Given the number of questions identified in the GEM Initiative question development process, there was a clear need to prioritise these as our project resources did not enable all steps of the mapping process to be applied to all identified questions.
The lessons learned from the case study revealed that participation does not always require to involve all stakeholders in all steps of the planning process.
