"conducted process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can usually use it when referring to a process that someone has been carrying out or controlling. For example, "The conducted process of selecting applicants proved to be successful."
Mr Hunt told the BBC it was not the time for "knee-jerk reactions" and said that the bid was a "fairly conducted process".
We conducted process evaluation interviews with 31 purposively sampled clinicians in the intervention practices.
If the results are positive, the website http://www.wiagesprek.nl may be implemented nationwide after possible adjustments on basis of the study's conducted process evaluation.
The development of a prospective process evaluation plan, underpinned by a theoretical framework, and using a mixed-method approach to data collection allowed for a high-quality and more thoroughly conducted process evaluation.
Twelve studies (50%) evaluated the CE-informed intervention, out of which eight studies conducted process evaluations (3, 18, 62, 68, 70– 78, 78); three studies conducted formative, process, and outcome evaluations (59, 66, 67); and one study conducted an outcome evaluation only (74).
The stage-to-stage calculations are combined with an outer optimization loop in order to conduct process simulation and optimization.
In addition, the NFI article describes efforts to conduct process redesign in order to reduce and optimize time spent performing casework [ 21].
Although there is a plethora of published information on intervention outcomes, there currently exists a "dearth of conceptual underpinnings and methodologies for conducting process evaluations"[ 25].
Researchers have conducted source process analyses of the earthquake.
