'economic growth process' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period of time when an economy or an industry experiences a period of increasing prosperity. For example: “The economic growth process has seen a steady growth in the past few years in this region.”.
But in the long run, conservationists should try to see how we can use urbanization and the economic growth process to protect nature; you lose somewhere, but where else can you gain?
According to studies, the agricultural productivity potential of the region is very high; thus, there is a need to harness the region's agricultural resources judiciously, not only to liberate the region from its socio-economic and ecological glooms, but also to trigger the process of overall regional development, as agriculture sector has been called as the precursor of economic growth process.
It created a spiral of city-centered (mainly Hyderabad) enclave based growth that kept out vast numbers of the poor from the larger economic growth processes.
These countries simply didn't undergo the same economic growth processes that the rich world did, from the Industrial Revolution through to the second world war.
On the other side of such transfers, low-income countries have experienced rapid economic growth processes stemming from the structural transformation that has resulted from the large-scale migration of workers from subsistence to modern tradable activities.
Economic growth, the process by which a nation's wealth increases over time.
As a bipartisan supercommittee struggles to slice borrowing by at least $1.2 trillion over the next decade, some Republicans say an agreement to count revenue generated by economic growth — a process known as "dynamic scoring" — could be the magic elixir that greases the skids to a more far-reaching compromise.
The chancellor told the modernisers that he accepts the need to tackle climate change but does not want to harm economic growth in the process.
The successors to John Maynard Keynes ought also to be wiser than to repeat the mistakes of the 1930s, when government cut spending too quickly and undercut economic growth in the process.
But his approach is causing concern among business groups and foreign officials, with many wondering if it will undermine the United States' traditional role in setting global trade rules, hampering economic growth in the process.
