The phrase "and its processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a subject and the various methods or actions associated with it.
Example: "The study focuses on the ecosystem and its processes, highlighting the interactions between different species."
Alternatives: "and the associated processes" or "along with its processes".
Putting the round into my mouth I tasted all of the animal and its processes; it tasted like life itself instead of a mechanized simulation.
We assumed that there is a relationship between the global cost efficiency of network system and its processes and used it to compute the network global cost efficiency after T periods of time.
To answer the first question, the logic model for the CM programme of high users of services of each HSSC will be described 35 to present its structure, its actors (targeted clientele and professionals/practitioners) and its processes, and to illustrate what it aims to accomplish (its effects/outcomes).
But if the company really wants to inculcate trust in its vision for overhauling healthcare delivery, it will need to make itself and its processes a lot more transparent and accountable than they have been thus far.
Although it may seem at first glance simplistic or vague, it embodies both the patterns of evolution (descent) and its processes (modification).
It is a personal choice, but clearly it has a detrimental effect on the body and its processes The number one thing that ages people is their hairstyle.
Data isn't a silo, but is embedded in the newsroom and its processes.
In many organisations, marketing either encompasses or sits alongside business development and its processes and disciplines can help the development team structure its approach.
It is all about creating trust, so ask yourself what elements of your business and its processes are crucial to creating trust.
HMCPSI was following up on its report from two years ago, which criticised the SFO's intelligence gathering as confused and its processes as weak.
A. I have been more technically involved in the development of the company, its products and its processes, than Ron.
