"reflexive process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a process that is cyclical and that involves evaluating and revisiting the same sequence of steps repeatedly. For example: "The reflexive process of committing to daily exercise has had a positive impact on my overall wellbeing."
Supported by medical supervisors and researchers, the residents underwent a three-phase reflexive process of: (1) engaging reflexively, (2) break ing) through, and (3) taking action.
This is a mutually reinforcing, reflexive process.
This slow, immersive and reflexive process yields an intimacy between director and the project's participants that isn't often present in more orthodox approaches to documentary filmmaking.
Responsibly incentivising research will involve a pluralistic architecture of governance arrangements and policy instruments that attends to collective ambitions as well as national differences and emerges from an inclusive and reflexive process.
The presence of a foreign spouse introduces a reflexive process of negotiation of relationships and practices into everyday family life.
Since the critique of reason is a continuous, progressive, and reflexive process, on this constructivist account reason appears to have a history, which coincides with the development of practices of tolerance and mutual recognition (O'Neill 1999, 174; 2002).
Our study is consistent with general theories of attention that assume bottom-up (reflexive) processes and top-down (voluntary) processes converge on a common neural architecture.
Participants can also be seen to be engaging in reflexive processes around different styles of participation in this environment and their effects on others, suggesting educational possibilities.
Adaptive non-experiential sensory-motor links can be found both in simple organisms, as well as in some of the more direct and reflexive processes of higher organisms.
We are interested in how materiality comes to be actualized and through what reflexive processes something comes to be understood as material or immaterial.
IR thus become the result of reflexive processes rather than structural determinism creating "a" and not "the" "World of Our Making" (Onuf 1989) in the process.
