"the ensuing process" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the process or events that occur after a specific event or situation has happened. Example: "After the merger was announced, the ensuing process of negotiations and discussions between the two companies lasted for months."
In the ensuing process of healing and restoring balance in the community, children accused of witchcraft are beaten, cut, burned, and sometimes killed.
"We will be watching the ensuing process extremely carefully but the thought of World Rugby calling for yet another hearing and therefore prolonging this episode defies belief.
The ensuing process follows the same pattern as that of consumers, including information search, evaluation of alternatives, purchase decision, and post-purchase evaluation.
Equally interested in the initial surge of curiosity about the earth and the ensuing process of specialization, Heringman contributes to a new understanding of literature as a key forum for the modern reorganization of knowledge.
A's injunction was probably obtained on the basis that if you were allowed to reveal the information at the heart of the case, it would render the ensuing process pointless.
The ensuing process of gametogenesis entails a host of physiological and gene expression changes, which makes it difficult to distinguish the changes that are peculiar to TAG accumulation from other aspects of gametogenesis.
In the ensuing processes its phonological shape, the phonetic gesture, and the corresponding motor program all will be produced before the counterparts of the proposition.
This is a fitting concept for a moment in philosophy's history of radical departure and an ensuing process of radical change.
Previous processes to develop STIP 2015 paved the way for the ensuing prioritisation process that the Basque Government conducted for the STIP 2020, the main document that reflects the regional smart specialisation strategy.
The collapse of socialism and the ensuing transition process have revealed the position of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania in an international, economic perspective.
Lader said the ensuing disciplinary process caused debilitating migraines and made it difficult for her to study for a law school admissions exam.
