"process tracing" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is generally used when referring to a method of research that involves tracking a particular process over time. For example, "This study employed process tracing to examine how education policies change over time."
The Justice Department explained that the constitutional guarantee of due process, tracing to Magna Carta, is now satisfied by internal deliberations in the executive branch alone.
A CBS correspondent recounts his experiences in the country, spread over more than four years, in the process tracing his journey from optimism and idealism to disillusionment and cynicism.
Steel (2008) has proposed a form of reasoning that he calls "comparative process tracing".
Steel calls the method of finding the relevant differences "comparative process tracing".
The method used is case study method and in specific process tracing.
Steel breaks the extrapolator's circle by developing a mechanisms-based extrapolation strategy the strategy of comparative process tracing.
Patients who were untraceable where replaced by new ones who were sampled through the same random selection process, traced and interviewed.
The coalescent process traces lineages backward in time until a common ancestor is reached between two lineages (a coalescent event).
Furthermore it can be assumed that during the suction process traces of xenon diffuse from the milk into the air within seconds, so that the question of oral bioavailability does not arise.
Dr. Acheson called the process "trace-back and trace-forward".
In [19], the authors use the process trace system call to stop and resume processes and to create memory dumps of their address spaces.
