The phrase "interfere in the process" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
You can use it to describe when someone takes action that disrupts a process or activity, usually without being invited to do so. For example: "The manager had to intervene when an employee tried to interfere in the hiring process."
Some polling places casually permitted persons other than the voter (such as a poll worker or family member) to interfere in the process of completing and scanning ballots.
As this process is Shh-dependent61, it raises the question of whether the R1746Q variant could interfere in the process of cerebellar development.
Regime transitions presided over by the military, in which democracy is the ostensible end goal, have been especially problematic because militaries have tended to periodically interfere in the process in order to produce their desired outcome.
"At this stage on the investigation, I don't want to interfere in the process of the special counsel or talk about any specific discussions that I'm having with the president," Cobb said in an interview.
On Thursday, Canada's prime minister, Justin Trudeau, said he was made aware of the pending arrest, but says he did not interfere in the process and has not yet spoken with his Chinese counterpart.
And TBS has quickly earned a reputation of being accommodating .They let artists be artists," Mr. Perry said in an e-mail message, "and don't interfere in the process".
Our results showed that lower concentrations of drugs were effective to interfere in the processes of cellular transport while higher drugs concentrations were necessary in order to result in any damage to cell integrity.
PARIS — A group of shareholders in the French newspaper Le Monde has denounced President Nicolas Sarkozy for interfering in the process of selling the struggling publication.
He must remain a detached observer of events, butwitnessing rabble-rousing and lawlessness amongst the local inhabitants, he breaks his neutrality and interferes in the process of an alien civilisation.
These examples demonstrate that if certain check and balance mechanisms are imposed, interfering in the process of natural selection is possible.
