"socialization process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any situation where you are referring to the process by which people learn to conform to their society's norms and expectations. For example, "The socialization process begins as soon as a child is born, and continues throughout life."
Structurally equivalent actors may not directly influence each other, but sharing a similar social environment and socialization process may cause indirect influence (Burt 1987).
Social environment, competition, and socialization process are all defined under the structural equivalence theory.
Fashion acquires symbolic meaning through a socialization process (Hirschman and Holbrook, 1982a); thus social relationships are needed to spread fashion.
The primary methods of maintaining organizational culture are through the socialization process by which an individual learns the values, expected behaviors, and necessary social knowledge to assume their roles in the organization.
Although the genes resist complete shaping, the socialization process influences personality in at least some way.
Play, games, contests, and sports have crucial and quite specific roles in the general socialization process.
There is a reasonable argument that any engagement with North Korea is positive by means of a socialization process.
Part of the whole enculturation and socialization process is learning that it's also cool and empowering to build something.
In our culture, by contrast, adults have abdicated their role in the adolescent socialization process and turned the entire job over to the youthful peer group.
"It's a generation, cultural, socialization process," said Dr. James, who began studying the problem after his wife complained about his driving.
Once a manager has developed a sense of the likely structure of his temporary system, he or she can plan much of this socialization process in the abstract.
