The phrase "entering into a process" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "Before we can start the project, we must go through the initial phase of entering into the process of obtaining necessary permits."
Furthermore, the UK will not enter into a process of sovereignty negotiations with which Gibraltar is not content".
Colombia adopted the Washington Consensus as a policy recipe with the so-called Apertura Económica and in particular entered into a process of trade liberalization (lower tariffs).
On May 3 Puerto Rico entered into a process similar to bankruptcy to try and resolve its debt crisis in a New York court.
Dean Mitchell Dean Mitchell, chief executive of Alpharma, said: "King communicated its revised proposal to Alpharma last week, and we invited them to enter into a process designed to ensure Alpharma shareholders receive full and fair value for their investment in our company.
"That made me want to enter into a process that was a little more articulated, to have so many elements that it would be impossible to make a simple gesture that had been done before.
In preparing to teach, the teacher enters into a process where they review, reorganize and simplify their own knowledge in order to scaffold learning for their peers, and it is through this process that their learning is deepened [ 17, 27, 28].
Thus addressing it requires both immediate action (which I agree needs to be intensified) as well as analysis of how the health systems of countries in West Africa collapsed and how these health systems might now enter into a process of restoration.
Microsoft will be entering into a consultation process and offer new opportunities, where possible".
Becoming an LDC means entering into a UN process with significant benefits, such as preferential trade access.
Hence the UNECE report's suggestion that domestic service robots might now be entering "into a diffusion process similar to that which the PC, the mobile telephone or the internet have had in recent years".
