The phrase "and processes that we" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or systems that involve a group or organization, typically in a collaborative context.
Example: "We need to evaluate the strategies and processes that we have implemented over the past year to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "and methods that we" or "and systems that we".
Using examples from two implemented systems, we then review the object-oriented models and processes that we used to support interaction design automation.
Police have nonetheless apologised, saying: "On this occasion the systems and processes that we have in place with the alarm companies weren't followed and as a result of that officers did not attend the premises when in fact they probably should have done and for that I want to apologise".
To support that effort, there are layers upon layers of behind-the-scenes systems and processes that we are constantly revising and improving – billing, customer support, database and operations, reporting… the list goes on and on.
Struthers added: "While we are well aware that Australasian stewarding is different in style to European stewarding, and that their rules are not always the same as ours, some of the behaviour and processes that we witnessed fell far below the standards one would expect from a fair and reasonable regulator.
Furthermore, we suggest that the molecular life science community, in addition to identifying the concepts, needs to specify both the level of detail and depth of the concepts and processes that we intend our students to understand.
To understand the origins and processes that generate biodiversity, we use genomic techniques to shed light on the process of speciation in birds, fish, and other animals.
We get so bogged down in the steps and process that we forget that to live is to have a dream and without one we struggle through the days of our lives.
Beyond that, access to expertise in communications, monitoring and evaluation, change theory, and process that we have through the SFF team and their partners not only enables us to grow, but also helps us to develop the same kind of robust mentorship model in the work that we do.
The sternal ribs of well preserved examples of Rhamphorhynchus and Pteranodon bear elaborate dorsal and ventral processes that we term sternocostapophyses (Figs. 2d,f, S1c e).
The critical zone evolves from coupled biological, physical, and geochemical processes that we quantify here across varying climatic and topographic conditions.
I think that one has to build it into the culture, the technology, and the processes that we use in IT.
