The phrase "participation processes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe any kind of process or activity that involves participation from multiple people, such as a meeting, a project, or even a voting system. For example, "The company's board of directors discussed the changes to the participation processes for making significant decisions."
Notwithstanding the considerable attention placed on creating meaningful opportunities for public participation in environmental assessment (EA), many participants and those who have reviewed participation processes often find practice sorely wanting.
These controversies may be addressed and resolved via innovative governance processes including sincere participation processes.
Such changes may be triggered by stakeholder participation processes that stimulate social learning and collective action.
Additionally, we found that the use of standard web technologies only partly support online participation processes.
These will inform community-appropriate public participation processes and participatory planning policy.
The legitimacy of these three subjects' qualification (the origin of this type of legitimacy will not be discussed in this paper) could be constructed during the participation processes.
The recruitment, participation process, demographics of participants, and findings have been previously published [ 35].
They become a sampling of public opinion with blurry effects – as the November 2014 "citizen participation" process in Catalonia showed.
"They ran straight through the environmental review process and public participation process," said Jason K. Babbie of the New York Public Interest Research Group, one of the plaintiffs.
Although the participation process may seem hard and tiresome, it is still better than being left out completely with no chance of participating in the first place.
It will began assessing specific dredging technologies, and at the same time, it will develop what agency officials have said will be a new public participation process, involving regular performance reviews of how the work is proceeding.
