The phrase "information processes" is considered correct and usable in written English.
You could use it any time you need to refer to the ways information is gathered and used. For example, "Information processes are important to understand in the digital age."
Of the 76 known genes, there were 14 genes involved in cellular processes, 9 genes in environmental information processes, 37 genes in genetic information processing and 16 genes in metabolism (Additional File 1).
I see the blood-splattered boots clumping down the hallway and up the stairs; I hear the murmuring of a thousand internal voices panicking in silence, getting their last words in, processing the information before the information processes them.
Successful information processing requires efficiency at preattentive (automatic) levels of information processes in order to screen out or inhibit responses to redundant or irrelevant inputs and, reciprocally, to automatically allocate finite processing resources to novel and/or salient stimuli.
These information processes are key cognitive measures that are recognized as informative and valid targets for understanding the neurobiology of schizophrenia.
Information processes are executed by information processors.
The memory stores symbolic expressions, including those that represent composite information processes, called programs.
Mr. Chehade spearheaded RosettaNet, an industrywide consortium that built consensus among computer and electronic component supply chains to standardize information processes.
A collection of computerlike information processes, which happen to take place in carbon-based rather than silicon-based hardware.
The latter combine to form symbolic expressions that constitute inputs to or outputs from information processes and are stored in the processor memory.
Because it has been recognized that in nature information processes are not strictly sequential, increasing attention has been focused since 1980 on the study of the human brain as an information processor of the parallel type.
The power of this abstract model of an information-processing system is provided by the ability of its component processors to carry out a small number of elementary information processes: reading; comparing; creating, modifying, and naming; copying; storing; and writing.
