The phrase "as one process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or events that occur simultaneously or are interconnected in a unified manner.
Example: "The two departments worked together as one process to streamline the project and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "as a single operation" or "as a unified procedure".
Before this exercise, we introduce natural selection as one process that causes evolution, and we talk in detail about genetic mutation as a source of variation, but we do not cover other evolutionary processes until after our students understand natural selection.
SA and SEA are treated as one process in the UK.
Additionally, cell fusion has also been suggested as one process how cancer stem cells could originate [ 9- 12].
The evaluation team requested to meet with one or more of the key donors to the 'Delivering as One' process in Tanzania.
As indicated by this work, it would be important also for the analysis of such live cell measurement data that unmixing and inference of protein-protein relations will be performed as one process.
An important reason why one regression coefficient is preferred is that the outcome variable in this example (i.e. the number of hypoglycaemic events) should be seen as one process that cannot be split into two processes with separate regression coefficients.
The root locus method allows to determine the traces of the roots in the s-plane as any one process parameter (for example the controller gain) is varied.
As he describes one process — a cleaning beneath the cornea, to remove any pieces of the broken lens — he closes his eyes and takes a deep breath: The thought alone seems to sicken him.
The weights are determined through a leave out one process as defined by Cawley [13].
These objects are essentially mechanisms that are printed as one continuous process.
Membrane separation is viewed as one efficient process for air dehumidification.
