"process of mourning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of coming to terms with and managing grief after a loss. For example: "After the death of her brother, Mary went through a long and difficult process of mourning."
"You can't go through the process of mourning your child.
The result was a parallel process of mourning, and attempting to process the losses.
I didn't know it at the time, but I was in the process of mourning S.B.C. (Suleika Before Cancer).
The director can't be faulted for trying to put on screen the deeply interior process of mourning.
Her teachers brought the children together to watch coverage on television and to talk about the process of mourning.
"Clowns" brings a new metaphor for troubled relationships, while "Funeral Mantra" provides a clear-eyed examination of the process of mourning.
Understanding with Dewey that the public is called into being by particular problems and that it can have difficulty finding itself when those problems are immense, McAfee develops democratic strategies for public processes of mourning so that age-old traumas of repression and exclusion no longer are compulsively repeated.
This is now a more or less routine stage in the process of public mourning: the "you stay classy" stage.
Thinking about the serious consequences of (M CA may induce a process of parental mourning.
Le Graët believes that playing the match will be exactly what the terrorists guilty of Friday's attacks would not want, and the show of unity between two nations that see each other as fierce sporting rivals will help the healing process following three days of mourning in France.
The dancers will perform two sections of Mr. Sewell's "Good Mourning," a dance about the processes of dying and of mourning, and "Made in America," a light-hearted piece set to music by 13 American composers and groups, including Miles Davis, Willie Nelson and the Beach Boys.
