The phrase 'surrounding process' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a sequence of events that take place in the environment of a particular situation or in the vicinity of a particular object. For example, "We took into account the surrounding process before making the final decision."
Why It Exists: Organizations and individuals are frequently used to routine ways of doing business, and become entrenched in surrounding processes and procedures, which come to feel predictable and comfortable to them.
Dysmorphic neurons with coarse dendrites or surrounding processes were observed in the WM in the region of dysplasia compared to scattered small, single neurons with fine processes in the normal white matter (Fig. 2M,N).
Those from computerised practices emphasised the need for shared information systems to minimise duplication and overcome the current 'palaver' surrounding processes of care, such as routine blood tests, in the system.
Frequently, the IEP and its surrounding processes result in confusion, conflict, and frustration for families and practitioners, while children with disabilities are not optimally supported [ 7, 12, 63, 66 71].
But there is, to begin with, a stunning lack of transparency surrounding this process.
Couples usually dial in to a ceremony in El Salvador, which has comparatively little red tape surrounding the process.
Brad Adams, Asia director for Human Rights Watch, said there was still a good deal of mystery surrounding the process.
Countless test preparation courses and dozens of visits to college campuses are not only expensive but can unnecessarily add to the frenzy already surrounding the process.
Lawyers for the families have expressed concern in earlier hearings about the delays the PII has caused and the secrecy surrounding the process.
