'correct process' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a process, action, or procedure that has been done correctly or in the right way. For example, "Following the correct process, we were able to achieve the desired outcome."
"The correct process is one that surfaces as many facts as possible," he added.
"To me this is not controversial as long as the correct process is followed.
A spokesperson from the university said: "Mr Pressler accepts that the correct process was not followed.
"We are confident that the correct process has been followed in this case and will be fully defending this claim".
In his mind, Lurie has committed no offence; he prefers to get fired and suffer disgrace than endure a politically correct process of rehabilitation.
The vote could now be subjected to a judicial review but Cornwall council said it was "confident" the correct process had been followed.
Kasra Nouroozi, a partner at Mishcon de Reya, said: "We must ensure that the government follows the correct process to have legal certainty and protect the UK constitution and the sovereignty of parliament in these unprecedented circumstances.
"It is the correct process to have put in place and there is no concern about the time it is taking because you have to make sure all the evidence is analysed.
The revelation appears to muddy the waters in the debate about whether schools should receive any warning over when inspectors are coming, though the DfE says the correct process was followed.
Agreement: if a message m is delivered by some correct process p i, then m is eventually delivered by every correct process p j.
If one correct process starts round r (resp. view v), then there is at least one correct process that wants to start round r (resp. view v).
