The phrase "an emergency process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a procedure or set of actions that are implemented in response to an urgent or critical situation.
Example: "In case of a fire, the building's evacuation plan is an emergency process that everyone must follow."
Alternatives: "a crisis procedure" or "an urgent protocol."
O'Sullivan said: "We always said they were acting unlawfully and undemocratically in using an emergency process to bypass meaningful consultation and destroy an excellent hospital".
Mr O'Muilleoir and his colleagues were selected under an emergency process, meaning the normal code of practice for public appointments does not apply.
All these appointments have been carried out through an emergency process, meaning they do not have to abide by the code of practice for public appointments, although the Commissioner for Public Appointments has been consulted.
"The state of Texas issuing these licenses as part of an emergency process is incorrect because the emergency is really to bail out the Corrections Corporation of America and the family detention camps at a time when they're under scrutiny and the federal government is under a judicial order to end family detention in these unlicensed facilities," Lidal told The Huffington Post.
The latter represents an emergency process since the intrinsic apoptotic pathway is usually activated to induce a rapid cell death [ 28].
Royal Opera House chief executive Tony Hall has been appointed as director general of the BBC, just a week-and-a-half after the hapless George Entwistle resigned from the job – in a secret, emergency process aimed at restoring stability to the crisis hit broadcaster.
So concerns about the perception of growing military influence in the emergency process set off an internal struggle, and the White House decided not to move ahead with a more ambitious proposal to give the power of the purse to the military arm, rather than FEMA, for budgeting the emergency operations, one official said.
Japanese reactor operators now have little choice but to periodically release radioactive steam as part of an emergency cooling process for the fuel of the stricken reactors that may continue for a year or more even after fission has stopped.
Supporters of the plan inside the Bush White House, including Vice President Dick Cheney's office, saw the erratic response to the Sept. 11 attacks in 2001 and Hurricane Katrina in 2005 as a mandate for streamlining an emergency response process they considered clunky because it involved too many agencies.
"There's an emergency paper process that we can go to in case there's a power outage or some other problem with the building," Gedman told The Huffington Post.
"The President has directed all the U.S. agencies engaged overseas" she proclaims, to work to protect LGBT rights, including an emergency response process for human rights advocates working for LGBT justice.
