The phrase "ensure the process of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing the actions taken to guarantee that a particular process is carried out successfully. Example: The team worked diligently to ensure the process of onboarding new employees ran smoothly and efficiently.
"We're trying to ensure the process of change continues".
When someone in the public eye says or does something that perpetuates a negative stereotype, and they will, we need to ensure the process of reconciliation isn't worthless.
Will the two candidates please ensure the process of getting the votes right, acting so that it takes as little time as possible (front page, Nov. 14)?
Our credible and merit-based challenge to a long-standing and unfair tradition will ensure the process of choosing a World Bank president will never be the same again.
The legacy the CIH inspection gives to healthcare providers is the opportunity to examine the work they do and to ensure the process of continuous self-evaluation results in lasting improvements which benefit our service users.
Even in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a desperately poor country still recovering from violent conflicts, Theo said it partners with carefully vetted, established growers' cooperatives or exporters, in order to ensure the process of growing, aggregating and shipping cocoa beans runs in a professional manner that benefits the company and growers alike.
There is increasing recognition that computer software packages can help document these decisions, and ensure the processes of data reduction are visible, documented, retrievable and accessible [ 21].
"We think we have done a very good job of ensuring the process deserves the respect of the American public," he said.
"With the eyes of the world on Baltimore City, we must ensure that any protests that take place are peaceful, and we must ensure that the process of healing our community continues.
Parliament should ensure that the process of individual voting is made fit for purpose - if not for the 2015 general election, then at least for all future ones.
