"lawmaking process" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing the steps that go into creating a law. For example, "The lawmaking process starts with the proposing of a bill and ends with the bill being signed into law by the governor."
America's lawmaking process is designed to be slow and deliberative.
Another part is due to the privatization of the lawmaking process.
Others are there merely to advise, revise and slow down the whole lawmaking process.
You cannot have representatives elected by the people who are half in, half out of the lawmaking process.
Classical political theory advocated second chambers on the basis that they brought wisdom and specialist knowledge to the lawmaking process.
For one thing, he's trying to oust Republicans who control one-third of the lawmaking process in New York — the State Senate.
Perhaps the most widespread criticism, strongly denied by the Hazare team, is that their tactics are undemocratic and represent an attack on India's lawmaking processes.
Meanwhile, mixed government has developed in new ways through federal and convocational arrangements that likewise seek to ensure that different kinds of interest are involved in the policy- and lawmaking processes on an equal basis.
The elections clause of the U.S. Constitution, the majority ruled, "surely was not adopted to diminish a state's authority to determine its own lawmaking processes".
Without getting into detail again on this particularly nasty piece of legislation, it's worth considering the general process of lawmaking that we seem to have fallen into.
"Bringing all the people from all the communities into the process of lawmaking is good for the state".
