"continuation of the process" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any ongoing activity. For example, "The continuation of the process is essential for a successful outcome."
"I'm more of a distraction to the continuation of the process of renewal and modernization," he said.
"In such a situation, Israel will take a timeout and prepare for a unilateral separation," Mr. Barak said in a statement, "while leaving the door ajar to a continuation of the process when the Palestinians are ready for it".
At what point – if ever – might they have concluded that negotiation for a two-state solution was hopeless, and that continuation of the process would only serve to further compromise them?
But opinion polls indicate that Benjamin Netanyahu, the leader of Likud, the right-wing opposition party, is likely to prevail in the Israeli elections and form the next governing coalition, creating doubts about the continuation of the process in its current format.
The CG model argues that the Location of a clause is inherent because it is a predictable continuation of the process (i.e. went).
That's a continuation of the process, and competition that perhaps would be, in the end, very good for our party, and good for the cause of defending our republic.
Continuation of the processes active during the first half of the seventeenth century (# 2 above) should lead to continued genetic divergence among those same populations.
Such early diagenetic processes may be considered a continuation of the weathering process even the pore water reduced.
At least two nucleation mechanisms allow explaining the experimental results: the introduction of seeds causes a significant burst of surface nucleation and the continuation of the cooling process, through the generation of continuous supersaturation, allows activated secondary nucleation to take place.
The interpretation of this pattern might reflect a longer continuation of the same process in the common noun case, or it might reflect an additional later process that is not invoked in the proper noun case.
