The phrase "recurring process" is correct and usable in written English.
It is mostly used in the context of business or technical documents and reports, meaning a sequence of steps that are regularly repeated. For example: "The HR department implemented a new recurring process for onboarding new employees, which streamlined their workflow significantly."
These firms do not have a codified, recurring process that they follow every time they make a strategic change.
About the middle of the 1st millennium bce, new religious movements spreading along the Ganges River valley in India promoted the view that human life is a state of bondage to a recurring process of rebirth (samsara; see also reincarnation).
If you bill your client on a monthly basis because you have a regular retainer payment, make it a recurring process so they get used to receiving the invoice on the same day each month for the same amount.
The needs assessment should not only be done during the beginning stages of curriculum development, but incorporated as a recurring process as the curriculum is revised.
Polyploidy is a recurring process in the evolution of flowering plants that has had a considerable impact on plant species diversity (reviewed in Wendel and Doyle 2005).
This accounts for a combined 1.1%% effective decline in evergreen forest and woody wetland cover, albeit as part of a recurring process with different implications than a linear conversion.
For cyclically recurring processes iterative learning control (ILC) algorithms provide the possibility to react on variable environment conditions.
By not taking away the importance of recurring processes and activities that encourage creativity, the one-month relocation puts employees outside of their comfort zone and with people they wouldn't normally travel with.
FOLC takes seriously a concern for criticality, and it views recurring processes of constructive feedback among all learners (encouraged by professional educators and fostered through collaborative discourse and effective use of digital affordances) as a key characteristic of inquiring communities.
Circular design is suitable for describing recurring processes, like phases of the cell cycle or circadian rhythms, and extends to concepts like limit cycles [ 28] or spiral waves [ 29].
This is a recurring procedure used to detect variations in the assembly process.
