The phrase "questions about the process" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: I had several questions about the process, so I decided to contact customer service for help.
And part five answers questions about the process, she says.
(And the restorer herself, Cinzia Pasquali, was on hand to answer questions about the process).
(The association has established a Web site, www.easyporting.com, to answer questions about the process).
But questions about the process used to impeach her resonated with many Brazilians.
Even now, with the first defendant finally on trial, big questions about the process remain unresolved.
You may be considering Clearing and have questions about the process, or want to start thinking about a gap year.
She was also troubled that questions about the process had overshadowed a debate on the medical merits.
A document by the government's defence secretariat also raises questions about the process by which a subcontract to fit electronics to new warships was awarded.
To waffle on this issue raises disturbing questions about the process by which religious prejudice and discrimination gain legitimacy and power.
But some board members say that many of those responses have been partial, and many other bishops have simply sent back questions about the process.
Last week, Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward raised questions about the process that led his team to hold quarterback Ben Roethlisberger out of an important game against Baltimore.
