The phrase "and cumbersome process that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process that is difficult or unwieldy, often in a negative context.
Example: "The new regulations have created an even more cumbersome process that hinders productivity."
Alternatives: "and unwieldy procedure that" or "and burdensome method that".
The company says reducing its German payroll is a costly and cumbersome process that can often require setting up a separate new company filled with laid-off employees who spend a year looking for new jobs at their full salaries.
And in classical Hollywood there was no technology more sensitive to those properties than three-strip Technicolor, an expensive and cumbersome process that resembled stone lithography more than the dot-matrix pointillism of today's digital processes.
But if Germany is convinced otherwise and other member states follow its lead, it may be impossible to move ahead without tinkering with the fundamental law, a trying and cumbersome process that depending on how it is done, can take 18 months or more.
Manual ES typically requires a lengthy review of patient records and trial criteria descriptions, a cumbersome process that creates a significant financial burden for an institution [ 4].
But intelligence officials said compelling cooperation was a cumbersome process that could require litigation, and they predicted that more private companies might resist cooperating if the current impasse and uncertainty over the law continued.
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Yet, user tokens don't expire and can only be revoked by the user by going to Twitter settings — a cumbersome process that does not bring any apparent benefit for the user.
Before the late 1970s, he said, it was a common practice to send a donor's entire body to the recipient's hospital, a cumbersome process that was emotionally fraught for the donor's relatives.
Before we moved to Continuous Delivery, releasing to production was a slow, cumbersome process that involved a round of regression testing, collating a list of all the changes and a 12 step semi-automated process performed by a team who weren't involved in making those changes.
