'clean up process' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a process that is used to make something in an orderly and efficient way, for example: "We implemented a clean up process to organize our office space more efficiently."
In conjunction with a source batch-queuing system, the tool minimizes data manipulation errors, accelerates the completion of the data clean up process and provides informative plots and metrics to guide decision making for statistical analysis.
Rust: Two things: 1) How totally inefficient the clean up process is at some of these Superfund sites; and 2) that despite continuous cleaning and treatment, many of these sites aren't actually going to get clean for hundreds of years.
Whatever the outcome, the clean up process isn't going to be quick.
Roads were blocked and a number of government offices as well as schools and museums were closed for the day while the clean up process began.
Matt was also keen to remind me that UKTek raves also involve a pre-planned clean up process that was made impossible by the ferocity of the shutdown.
Gasoline and fuel suppliers have been known to gouge on prices and many scams take place in the restoration and clean up process.
I think they were looking at two things: to clean up processes but also to protect government scientists from political and other kinds of pressure.
Model's capabilities are verified with examples on fracture growth and fracture clean up processes to illustrate the benefits of using the NP-stabilized high quality foams.
Thus the drying, extraction and clean up processes in the PCDD/F analysis of wet sludge did not have a dramatic effect on the interlaboratory variation.
It needed to be cleaned up — processes and clarity of roles needed a lot of fine-tuning.
It's about beginning to clean up the process".
