"conscious process" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a conscious decision-making process. For example, "She was in a difficult situation, so she stopped to take a few moments to think through her options in a conscious process."
It wasn't a conscious process.
That conscious process of tuning in has a broader aspect, adds Lenton.
It's increasingly clear that, on the part of the rich, this has been a conscious process.
It's hard to make this a conscious process, in part because it invites self-doubt.
In the tradition of Helmholtz, Ames and Brunswik seemed to liken perceiving to reasoning, although not as a conscious process.
Long term growth and well being of the chemical industry requires economically and ecologically conscious process engineering.
Thus safety conscious process design can result only from a proper incorporation of safety into the process model.
To implement LCA into environmentally-conscious process design, the lack of inventory data should be addressed by computer-aided process engineering (CAPE) tools.
The book can be challenging as Voss pushes his reader to understand that negotiation will at times be an uncomfortable and self-conscious process.
The use of questionnaires through a cross-sectional survey design to measure a sub-conscious process such as entrepreneurial intuition may be substituted by an experimental design in which sub-conscious processes of entrepreneurial intuition may be objectively observed instead of subjectively reported.
Take note: this is a sub-conscious process that was established early in life, so don't expect it to be something you think you believe, but rather a rule that you unknowingly or subconsciously abide by.
