'methodological process' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts where you are referring to a set of steps taken in order to accomplish a goal. For example: "Our team followed a rigorous methodological process to ensure that the project was completed to the highest standard by the deadline."
This framework as a mechanism of a methodological process to ensure all the essential aspect represented.
A methodological process is proposed and illustrated by means of a case study.
Methodological process of the preliminary design, valuation of alternatives and the design finally adopted are presented.
Thus, combined use of these techniques within a single methodological process produces innovative and comprehensive documentation of Neolithic tomb art.
Besides, is described a methodological process to structure an ontology that can be applied to manage knowledge in software maintenance.
This paper addresses this issue and proposes an enhanced methodological process that is handling dynamic multiple graphical representations based on computed project data's exploitation.
The methods for review that we developed in this project (Table 2) built on conventional systematic review methodology in their sensitivity to the need for attentiveness to a range of methodological processes.
This article describes methodological processes focusing on developmentally appropriate, creative data collection strategies for use with children and adolescents, illustrated from data-based research.
This paper presents the participatory and methodological processes involved in the development of an integrated qualitative, conceptual model using causal loops diagrams to assist integrated water resources management and sustainable agricultural development in the Volta River Basin, West Africa.
Feminist naturalized philosophy of science, then, attends to processes, including especially methodological processes, reflecting gender considerations.
To examine hypotheses, JJ-TRIALS used a nested contexts approach featuring methodological processes at five critical levels: (1) system, (2) community, (3) organization, (4) staff, and (5) client.
