"Process of truth" is a correct phrase in written English.
It may be used to refer to the fact that truth can emerge through a process, often an arduous one, of investigation, contemplation and understanding. For example, "The investigative journalist worked hard to uncover the process of truth behind the complex political scandal."
6 Start a process of truth and reconciliation.
Only when democracy is combined with a legitimate process of truth and justice will we achieve peace.
That is a process of truth because in that subjective experience there is a certain universal value.
In South Africa, after the fall of apartheid, the government initiated a process of "truth and reconciliation".
The process of truth finding should begin with the Obama administration assigning legal responsibility for the torture and abuse at Guantánamo.
Salient whispers from both sides in Havana indicate that the process of truth and justice stands a chance of reckoning with three generations of violence.
What getting rid of the Confederate monuments will do is, in my view, begin a process of making Americans ... deal with the truth".
The book offers valuable practical insights into the process of truth-telling and gives testimony to the possibility that denial, indifference, and hidden histories can be made to yield to a deeper and lasting justice.
(In October, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull rejected the core recommendations of the government-appointed Referendum Council, which, after six months of deliberative dialogue across Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, had called for establishing an Indigenous voice to Parliament, and a process of "truth-telling about our history").
Mr Cameron has insisted there should be a proper investigation into alleged Sri Lankan war crimes in the final months of the conflict, saying a process of "truth-telling" was essential for reconciliation.
Beyond ambivalence then relief surrounding disclosure, participants used this process of truth-telling to ultimately determine the extent and value of their friendship with the recipient of the information.
