The phrase "liberation process" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a series of actions or steps taken towards achieving freedom or release from oppression, captivity, or constraints. Example: The country is currently undergoing a complex liberation process, with various political and social reforms being implemented to grant citizens more rights and freedoms.
Cinema is religion's best rival in that it also negates death and is, by definition, a liberation process".
We study the liberation process for projections: (p,q)↦ pt,q)="(utput⁎,q) where ut is a free unitary Brownian motion freely independent from {p,q}.
The moment was to prove representative of the paradoxes, both humorous and tragic, which were to mark the rest of the liberation process.
Thus, it is likely that the mass liberation process depends on fracture toughness, which contrasts with the fact that the crater size depends on target material strength.
The treated fabric shows longer moisture liberation process and the surface temperature and humidity varies in a different way compared with untreated fabric.
David Beresford writes: An image branded in the memory of those who witnessed what might be described as South Africa's "liberation process" - triggered, publicly, by Govan Mbeki's release from prison - was occasioned by his first encounter with the press in the coastal city of Port Elizabeth.
E. coli was the only microorganism with a progressive increase in liberation throughout the process.
The same bloodiness was underscored in Korean society after liberation in the process of new nation-state building.
This work examined the liberation and deposition processes of SiO2 in the deformed shale (the Mugi mélange in the Shimanto accretionary complex), which represents typical deformation features at subduction zone plate boundaries.
Three central moments can be discerned: (1) The soul's imprisonment in the terrestrial world, which is foreign to her; (2) the role of self-knowledge (i.e. coming to know one's true, other-worldly self) in the process of liberation; (3) wisdom as the means to this liberation.
Those who have attained enlightenment (bodhi) are thereby released from this process, attaining liberation (moksha).
