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Discover Ludwig"protracted process" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a process that takes a particularly long time, or that is drawn out over a greater period of time than expected. For example: "The divorce proceedings have been a protracted process, taking nearly two years to complete."
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It's a long, protracted process.
The end of Communism is a protracted process.
Theranos can appeal any penalties, and a grand jury investigation could be a protracted process.
"We know it's going to be a long, protracted process," she added.
The edit was a harrowing and protracted process, held together by Belinda Morrison, our co-producer.
Contacting Web site administrators or Internet service providers can be a daunting, protracted process.
It is argued that in a presidential system a protracted process is required.
For MegaFon, the share sale is the end of a protracted process.
This may suggest a protracted process of hominin adaptation to these emerging, more open landscapes.
The development of food production in Mesoamerica was a complex and protracted process.
"It's unbelievably hard to stay positive," he said of the protracted process through which Ebdon inexorably closed the gap.
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