The phrase "as a central process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is fundamental or essential to a particular system or operation.
Example: "In our research, we identified decision-making as a central process in effective leadership."
Alternatives: "as a key component" or "as a fundamental aspect".
Together these findings suggest a key role for energetic efficiency as a central process for understanding how nutrient intake and processing affect health and longevity.
First, because it reinstates learning from experience as a central process in cognitive development and change.
Much of the literature addresses cognition as a central process for entrepreneurial knowledge transfer.
Among these modifications, acetylation is emerging as a central process in transcriptional activation of ERα [ 14].
Elongation is highlighted as a central process that coordinates multiple stages during mRNA biogenesis and maturation [ 74].
EMT was first described by Elizabeth Hay in the 1980s as a central process in early embryonic morphogenesis [ 14].
Distinctive Mormon settlement practices and town designs have long been recognized as both a central process in creating a distinctive cultural region, and a material hallmark of the region's enduring cultural geography.
Historically, chronic pain referring to a symptomatic tendon was called "tendinitis", implying inflammation as a central pathological process.
Historically, the term tendinitis was used to describe chronic pain referring to a symptomatic tendon, thus implying inflammation as a central pathological process.
Epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT) was first recognised as a central differentiation process in early embryogenic morphogenesis (Shook and Keller, 2003).
EMT is firstly recognized as a central differentiation process allowing the remodeling of tissues during early embryogenic and is implicated in the promotion of tumor invasion and metastasis [ 20].
