The phrase "effortless process" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe a task or procedure that is easy to do and requires very little effort. For example, "The process of signing up for the website was an effortless process; I was done within minutes."
"It's not an effortless process.
It seemed such an effortless process, albeit without a minute wasted.
I look back to last year's show as a perfect product which came at the end of a smooth effortless process.
The system would work something like this: the IRS would use the information it already has to fill in a standard return (a rather effortless process for the government), which would then be sent to you to accept, edit or reject and replace with a new return if you think you can do better.For those with simple tax returns the system would save enormous amounts of time and a bit of money.
However, using our fast prototyping tool, this is an effortless process.
The test app I created was an effortless process: I created a Dapp, entered it in the AppMaker wizard, entered the appropriate Facebook's API/Secret keys, saved and installed.
This fast and effortless processing of social cues may be especially relevant for construing a sense of 'social intuition' in which involuntary and implicit processes are crucial [17].
The non-analytical system is implicit, based on automatic and effortless thought processes, and is associative, intuitive and fast, whereas the analytical system is explicit, controlled, rational, effortful and relatively slow (Epstein 1994; Kahneman and Frederick 2005; Ferreira et al. 2006; Evans and Frankish 2009).
As for hair, Guido Palau admitted the idea was "effortless," though the process was anything but.
Her experience has taught her how to create unthinkable turnover without managing to foul her opponent, and makes it look effortless in the process, a clear master of her craft".
In this research, the synthesis of zinc nanoparticles was accomplished through new effortless green chemistry process, using the Ulva lactuca seaweed extract as a reducing and capping agent.
