The phrase "process as such" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a specific action or process that has been previously specified. For example, "The legal system is complex and lengthy, but justice should be served, and the process as such should be fair for all parties involved."
… The perpetrators have an interest to delegitimize the democratic process as such.
"The perpetrators are interested in delegitimising the democratic process as such, regardless of who that ends up helping.
Citing Russian interference in the American elections, Kahl told the newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, "The perpetrators are interested in delegitimizing the democratic process, as such, regardless of whom that ends up helping".
Although she has moved two plays to Broadway -- a revival of the Greek tragedy "Electra" in 1998, and her own "Having our Say" in 1995 -- Ms. Mann still described the process as "such a crap shoot".
Under these conditions it is not known whether the observed brain activity reflects the studied memory process as such or only the memory process in the given modality.
Giga Bokeria, Mr. Saakashvili's national security adviser, said he was not worried that Mr. Ivanishvili would buy the votes of Georgian citizens, but that unlimited use of his wealth — it amounts to more than a third of the country's gross domestic product, by some measures — "will corrupt the political process as such".
However, a more hydrophilic support layer is desirable in osmotically driven processes as such supports would give better water flux, less internal concentration polarization (ICP) and less fouling.
Greene also provides some independent argument that affective processes as such are likely to fail at tracking moral truth.
We log2 transformed and quantile normalized gene expression signal intensities within each data set, if not already processed as such.
A process under control is a stable process and, as such, has repeatable behavior [22].
But such consultations have become a standardised part of the development process and, as such, deeply disheartening.
