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'regenerative process' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a process that brings something back to its original level or condition, or that restores something to a more desirable state. For example, "The new strategy adopted by the company underwent a regenerative process, returning it to its former success."
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She soon turned to cytology and the regenerative process.
Switching on the regenerative process with drugs, should that prove possible, would be cheap by comparison, he said.
Dark adaptation, or one element in it, is the regenerative process.
Once upon a time, a regenerative process was in motion: the mysterious new piece of music that was gradually transformed into the next old masterpiece.
A seventy-year-old Romanian linguist and polymath, Dominic (Tim Roth), struck by lightning in 1938, undergoes some sort of regenerative process and recovers the body of his forty-year-old self.
If the cells are surviving, that means the windpipe is developing a complex network of tiny blood vessels through the same regenerative process that produced the specialized cells.
The Cl− and SO4 2− ions were thus removed from seawater by this regenerative process.
A regenerative process leading to bone formation with restored form/ function if successful.
The ratio of collagen type I/III was 1.0 that indicated an incomplete regenerative process.
The timing and location of such events is crucial in the success of the regenerative process.
Long periods of comatose sleep (up to 20 hours) and the consuming of huge meals also aid in his regenerative process.
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