The phrase "promoted processes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to actions or activities that have been encouraged or supported in order to achieve a particular goal. Example: The company's new CEO implemented several promoted processes to improve efficiency and boost profits.
Just as in bulk diffusion, this motion is typically a thermally promoted process with rates increasing with increasing temperature.
Furthermore the salutogenic theory is an important contribution to health promotion research and practice as the salutogenic approach focuses on health promoting processes [ 16, 17].
However, corresponding stronger price competition between direct marketers could promote processes of concentration [18,25,38].
Secondly, this theme has come to light again in the theoretical debate as an element of strength to promote processes of economically and socially sustainable development.
During early stamen development jasmonates seem to promote processes related to pollen nutrition and water supply.
In addition, the catabolic group was negatively coordinated with various growth promoting processes, which was only partially overlap with the growth promoting processes positively coordinated with the Met metabolism group of the same network (Table 2).
Two groups of pathway members can be distinguished: those promoting processes required under low glucose conditions ("low glucose" group), and those promoting processes required under high glucose conditions ("high glucose" group).
In contrast, members of the other group, such as Gpr1, Ras2 and Reg1, promote processes required under high glucose conditions.
Tumor-associated macrophages induce several tumor promoting processes such as angiogenesis, extracellular matrix breakdown, tumor cell migration, invasion, and metastasis [ 28].
