The phrase "shaping process" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process of forming or molding something into a desired shape or form. Example: The artist spent hours carefully guiding his hands through the shaping process, creating a beautiful sculpture out of a block of clay.
(That happens when you trim your own beard, because your hand naturally veers during your strong side during the shaping process. This is information you cannot get from any other draft coverage, folks).
(I applaud the team-of-rivals idea, practiced by Lincoln in bringing opposed Republicans into his cabinet. Nothing has been more damaging to the Bush administration than the president's distaste for, and incapacity to absorb, vigorous dissent in the policy shaping process).
6 Repeat the shaping process with the remaining dough portions, then arrange the bagels on a lightly greased surface, cover loosely with clingfilm and leave to rise in a warm room for 45‑60 minutes, until they're visibly puffier and roughly 1 ½ times their original size.
During the shaping process different types of defects are introduced.
The PEM system and the shaping process were analyzed.
The joining of the materials happens within the shaping process.
Budd and Ellis will both be playing keyboards, although it seems that the latter is more likely to be responding to the composer's melodic path, shaping processed jet contrails in Budd's wake.
However, human interactions in real world shaping processes (such as pottery or sculpting) are complex, iterative, and continuous.
Approaches based on green machining appear promising to reduce machining costs and compete favourably with other shaping processes.
The drainage was often implemented without a full understanding of the intricacies of ecosystems and shaping processes of the Everglades.
A growing body of evidence shows the relevance of these shaping processes in the control of mitochondrial activity and cell metabolism [1] [7].
