The phrase "the process of growth" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the (natural or unnatural) development of something over time. For example: "We are confident that our business will continue to thrive, and that we will be able to successfully navigate the process of growth."
Human development, the process of growth and change that takes place between birth and maturity.
Comparative growth rates for a group of developed countries show how uneven the process of growth can be.
Understanding the process of growth, including its social, environmental and institutional aspects, builds country ownership and improves development outcomes.
Shedding one's past, one's loved ones, one's history, can be painful, but it is part of the process of growth and continued evolution and creativity.
Embryonic development (see animal development) is the process of growth and differentiation by which the single-celled egg becomes a multicellular organism.
But his transportation minister, Jean-Claude Gayssot, talked tough, saying, "If we let things go on, that could break the process of growth and development that's going on in our country".
Dr Kuhn and Dr Stiner, by contrast, assign to women the main role in establishing the antecedents of modern economics, and thus launching the process of growth that continues to this day.
Whether one examines an economy that is already modern and industrialized or an economy at an earlier stage of development, one finds that the process of growth is uneven and unbalanced.
You have the ability to let any song play through as it exists on the album, but opting to mash together two big continents that contain all of a song's chords in colored, sedimentary layers feels like the response Björk wants: an active engagement that brings music closer to the process of growth itself.
In the process of growth, startups change.
There is a lack of shared understanding on the causes, effects, and the process of growth.
