The phrase "announcement process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the series of steps or procedures involved in making an announcement, typically in a formal or organizational context.
Example: "The announcement process for the new policy will begin next week, and all employees will be informed via email."
Alternatives: "notification procedure" or "communication process".
Even after this announcement, the process from here on is not yet clear.
By early November, officials were parsing the language of an eventual announcement – a process that evidently went down to the wire, in the official's account.
With an apology to the fans from the New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, and the applause of a few spectators who had gathered on a sidewalk to witness the announcement, the process to lift the lockout was put in motion.
After Thursday's announcement, that process now appears well under way.
Artur Mas has said that within days of taking office he will make a formal announcement that the process of breaking away from Spain has begun.
His announcement of the process in 1856 before the British Association for the Advancement of Science in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, brought many ironmasters to his door, and many licenses were granted.
The BBC's director general, Mark Thompson, launched a round of consultation to hear staff grievances about the planned pension scheme changes last month and is due to make a further announcement when the process is concluded at the end of September.
Many analysts agree that despite the P.K.K.'s announcement, the peace process is fragile and still at risk of disruption by opposing groups inside the P.K.K. and Turkish nationalist circles.
Also on Wednesday morning, Mr. Obama is to make an announcement about the process that his administration will follow to devise policy responses to the kind of mass murders that occurred horrifically last Friday in Newtown, Conn.
That had already begun to change before Mr Duncan's announcement and the process should now accelerate, particularly if other gay Tory MPs now chose to come out, as Labour's Nick Brown did in the wake of the public revelation of Peter Mandelson's homosexuality in 1998.
