The phrase "in the process where" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a specific point in a process or series of events. Example: In the process where we were preparing for the presentation, we discovered a major error in our data analysis.
"We haven't reached that point in the process where we're making decisions like that," Awtrey said.
"You know, there is a point in the process where it gets unnecessarily personal and nasty.
"My hope is we're at a point in the process where we'll continue through the weekend," he said.
There are plenty of paperwork hassles, and points in the process where credit scores are in peril.
This is because, at whatever stage in the process where discretion may be applied (at the point where the defendant is charged, for instance), white people are consistently treated less harshly than blacks.
While pending state regulations would require drillers to take special precautions in the watershed there are too many points in the process where toxic chemicals could escape into the water supplies.
Therefore, modeling of metabolism has become highly desirable in the development process where the identification of the parameters impacting the cell culture processes and the prediction of the evolution of the processes are important.
Instead, the incentives are substantial to engage full force in the nomination process where the marginal value of each dollar is higher and more likely to influence the outcome than in the general election.
Ideally, you find a "moment of emotional truth" in the buying process, where the customer is considering a purchase but may be confused about the details.
Her crisp mission statement suggested that I was witnessing the juncture in the creative process where current events find their expression in brick or chintz.
In TREF, separation occurs also in the crystallization process where crystal aggregates are deposited in layers on the support particles in a packed column.
