The phrase "as in the process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a specific manner or method in which something is being done or occurring.
Example: "The team is currently engaged in a project as in the process of developing new software solutions."
Alternatives: "during the course of" or "in the midst of".
The preprocessing stage obtains the discrete power spectrum of the windowed waveform under analysis (3) with length, where ranges between 214 and 217, as in the process of determination of the note patterns (the windowing function used in this stage is the same that is used for the determination of the note patterns).
Up to 36% of expressed genes were detected to undergo AS [ 27], indicating a wide influence of AS in the process of wood formation.
"We view the economy as in the process of bottom ing, with gradual improvement forthcoming over the next 12 to 15 months.
Emulsion flows are very common in natural processes as well as in several engineering areas, such as in the process of desalting crude oil that occurs in refineries.
Ian stressed the importance, in therapy, as well as in the process of becoming a sociologist, of learning to "tolerate anxiety, contradiction, paradox and uncertainty and inner conflict and to make something of it all".
The HQSAR model should be useful for the design of new drug candidates having increased bioavailability as well as in the process of chemical library design, virtual screening, and high-throughput screening.
This includes in both EU and non-EU countries (such as Switzerland), as well as the in-the-process-of-brexiting UK (which is set to leave the EU next year).
These pleasurable performances unfold, sans audience, in a church; each supergroup circle of talent plays under august columns as if in the process of canonization.
It felt as if, in the process of generally applying for jobs, the whole process was somehow rigged carefully designed to ensure that I would fail.
Four towering books — cracked open as if in the process of being read — flank the stage.
Bronze statue of Zeus or Poseidon with arms extended as if in the process of throwing a thunderbolt (or trident), found at Cape Artemision.
