'tedious procedures' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a task or process that is long and boring. For example: "Filling out the necessary paperwork for the loan was a tedious procedure."
Imagining the doctors of the Forward future, freed from tedious procedures and jammed fax machines, Aoun offered an analogy: "You know when you're checking in at the airport, and the person is typing four thousand characters on a computer, and you look at their screen and it's black with green characters, and you're, like, 'Oh, my God, this isn't even Windows, this is before Windows'?
Originally scripts and macros were designed to automate tedious procedures.
It doesn't need any reagents or other tedious procedures.
No tedious procedures, extractions, heating and long standing times etc. are involved.
However, the method suffers from a disadvantage of tedious procedures for the preparation of template-free nanoparticles for further application.
Nevertheless, these strategies often require high temperature, special conditions, and tedious procedures, and most of them are complicated and uncontrollable.
However, the fabrication of ZnO nanowires with large volume of oxygen vacancies often confronts the problems of tedious operation procedures [9, 20, 21, 24, 26, 30].
For LMW-GS, because of the low resolution of traditional SDS-PAGE and the tedious operation procedures involved in 2-DE, development of different markers is important for the study and application of target subunits.
Once that tedious procedure was over, various officials had to be found to sign off on things.
He went through the tedious procedure 32 times, stopping a few years ago back when he started to feel numbness in his arm.
But the Democrats endure a complicated, often tedious, procedure in which groups of supporters openly discuss -- sometimes argue over -- whom to support.
