The phrase "closed process" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a system or activity that has fixed steps or stages, and is not open to change or alteration. For example: "The decision-making process is a closed process, meaning no new information can be introduced once the discussion begins."
The C.I.A. strikes, by contrast, resulted from a far more closed process inside the agency.
A rushed and closed process perpetuates authoritarian mentalities (and, often, authoritarian rules as well).
Collins said it received thousands of entries and opening the normally closed process would make recording the English language more democratic.
"The state has a completely closed process at all levels; state, city, and federal, so independent voters are regularly excluded from all rounds of the electoral process".
WHAT A TERRIBLE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS - Matt Fuller and Igor Bobic: "Senate Republicans are speeding toward a vote next week on their Obamacare replacement bill, even as GOP lawmakers can't answer simple questions about the legislation, express frustration with the brazenly secretive and closed process, and don't appear to have the votes yet for passage….
Ideally, such a system performs without human interventions operating as a "closed" process; however, attempts at "closing the loop" with Biostator were suboptimal in normalizing postprandial glucose excursions despite modulation of prandial rates of insulin delivery.
They can accelerate the due diligence and closing processes for bridge and permanent loans.
The reversibility of gate-opening and closing processes of the hemicarcerand 6a was confirmed by H NMR and C NMR spectra, as well as fluorescence spectroscopy.
(NOTE: Closing processes with unknown filenames may cause known programs to not function properly).
Closed loop process or lyocell process may be the solution to greener regenerated bamboo manufacturing.
They readily refer buyers to local lawyers who can assist home buyers through the closing process.
