The phrase 'hold a process' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation in which something is continuing or progressing, like a series of steps toward a goal. For example, "We will need to hold this process until the review is completed."
Generally, the ability of holding a process within a specified operating regime is called controllability.
CDST provides another model serving the ecological research approach examining the dynamics of byzantine systems holding a process-oriented view (Larsen Freeman, 1997).
"Now we will show the world that Peru can hold a clean process," Mr. Toledo told the throng in downtown Lima tonight, one of many that gathered expectantly in cities across Peru.
Next steps include suing the state for failing to hold a public process before making the deal with Hollister landowners.
T cells and other antigen-presenting cells (APC) take hold of a process that feeds on itself in cases of a favorable genetic terrain.
The district did not hold a competitive bidding process for the organics recycling because no other area agencies are providing a comparable service, Carroll said.
French and German leaders have been quick to voice their concern over the ability of fewer than a million Irish voters to hold up a process that will affect 500 million people across the continent.
"Holding a bidding process does not mean we will sell the company," an Adelphia spokesman, Paul Jacobson, said.
In 2012, the Bolivian government held a consultation process in Tipnis which was widely criticised by international and national monitors.
The Copyright Office holds a rulemaking process every three years to review potential exemptions to the rules against circumventing digital access controls.
