"process hierarchy" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It refers to a system of organizing tasks or activities in a particular order, from most important to least important. For example, an organization might establish a process hierarchy of its internal functions, including operations, human resources, and marketing.
Our de-composition of shopping closely follows a process hierarchy developed by Thomas Malone, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management.
A model-based methodology is proposed which derives process design decisions at different levels of the process hierarchy under consideration of various process intensification options.
Our method identified four pathways in the Process hierarchy of the Gene Ontology (GO): lipid metabolism, amino acid and cofactor metabolism, response to stimulus and transport.
The disconnect for application/analysis within the simple-to-complex cognitive process hierarchy suggests that it should be viewed as different from the other three constructs that incorporate more instructional reasoning.
We added four terms (parental care, oral incubation, adult foraging behavior, foraging by probing substrate) to the Biological Process hierarchy of the Gene Ontology (GO-BP), and 41 terms and six synonyms to the Spatial Ontology.
This allows the GO chemical process hierarchy to stay in sync with ChEBI.
Topics of discussion include controlling processes, hierarchy, variability, uncertainty and active areas of research.
It cannot reach such a verdict, however, by concentrating on the arguments about process and hierarchy raised by Mr. Bush.
The separation process and hierarchy free anonymization process are described.
The market is fragmented, and the decision making process and hierarchy can be unstructured.
The other key element to success in leadership is the ability to lead with a mission and values mind-set vs. process and hierarchy.
