The phrase "realise the process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the understanding or acknowledgment of a particular process.
Example: "To improve efficiency, we must first realise the process of our current workflow."
Alternatives: "understand the process of" or "acknowledge the process of".
According to Mr Eder, the main challenge was to get the support of wider Colombian society and to make people realise the process would take time.
But many don't realise that the process of baking is surprisingly scientifically complex.
And it also makes me realise that the process of drafting, re-drafting and throwing away material is never for nothing.
In other words, the human task is to draw out potential treasures in the powers of nature and so to realise the convergent process of humanity and nature discovering in collaboration what they can become.
He realised that the process of breaking the Fish ciphers could be speeded up by a computation machine of the kind conceived by Turing in his work at Cambridge.
We need people running these organisations, whether it is the European council or the European commission or indeed any other part of Europe that get that – that understand we need a flexible, open, competitive Europe that respects nation states and realise that the process of becoming to big, too bossy, too interfering has gone too far and needs to be brought back.
When I recall this story, I realise how difficult the process of forgiving truly is.
But what is not realised is that the process of climate change may turn out to be much more unpredictable and unstable, with potentially catastrophic consequences in the long run.
And it wasn't until I got to the end that I realised that - in the process of my Quest for Literary Glory - I had killed it.
When it became clear during the process of data collection that certain criteria were not well covered, new participants were approached till maximum variation was realised.
