'orientation process' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act or process of becoming familiar with a new situation, place, or role. Example: The company's new employees will go through a thorough orientation process during their first week on the job.
Mark Jen, a former Google employee, wrote about the employee orientation process there.
"For the entering sixth graders, it's also an orientation process, helping them feel comfortable," Dr. Massimo said.
I don't have to be there; I'm just enjoying the orientation process.
Since then, this officer said, the video was shown continuously "during the sign-in, medical and administrative orientation process".
Since then, she has changed her orientation process for new contractors, who walk and care for the pets.
You'll get very familiar with this orientation process — you have to do it again every time the ball shuts itself off to conserve battery power, which happens after five minutes of inactivity.
Firstly, a robot team recovers the environmental information as well as the information of other teams during the collective perception and orientation processes.
The constitutive model accounts for the rate and temperature dependence of the stress strain behavior by modeling the competition between molecular orientation processes and molecular relaxation processes.
Organizational learning and organizational culture are two critical vantage points that condition all market orientation processes (Deshpande and Webster 1989), from information acquisition to responsiveness (Jaworski and Kohli 1993, 1993).
This connection was suggested to serve enhanced detection of threat signals through vigilance, alertness, and orientation processes [20], [35].
Besides, it has been suggested for the same species that antennal low-temperature thermosensors mediate spatial orientation processes and high-temperature thermosensors located outside the antennae are associated with spatial memories [20].
