The phrase "historic process" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a significant or notable process or series of events in history. Example: The abolition of slavery was a crucial historic process that forever altered the course of American history.
This is due to a historic process of siltation and utrification.
In this final part, we discuss fault diagnosis methods that are based on historic process knowledge.
Andrew Arato is the first person to record this historic process and analyze its special problems.
Mr. Netanyahu said he and the pope had discussed "the historic process of reconciliation between Christianity and Judaism".
Anglo-American courts as we now know them are themselves in no small measure the product of a historic process.
Nor, says the great Khaldun, can the established ruler (here read "champion") do anything about it — the historic process of decay began when he dethroned his predecessor.
Enzymes are essential tools in the pharmaceutical industry rooting in historic processes for steroids and antibiotics.
We suggest that the observed secondary succession provides a contemporary analogy of historic processes that resulted in the establishment of broadleaf forests with a substantial proportion of oak.
Fearing that China would develop along the lines of the Soviet model and concerned about his own place in history, Mao threw China's cities into turmoil in a monumental effort to reverse the historic processes underway.
"But Mallett themselves hadn't necessarily realized that this knowledge could be applied in a contemporary design context". Conversely the designers hadn't worked with - or known of - many of the historic processes familiar to Mallett from its restoration work.
The majority of arid US rangelands are under the ownership and administration of federal, state, or local government as a result of historic processes of land allocation.
