"the process of speaking" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in many different contexts, for example: "The process of speaking English can be challenging for many people."
The process of speaking begins with a message-level representation that captures the idea that the speaker wishes to convey.
In his first weeks at Dortmund he considered it crucial the process of speaking with fan groups.
Then the tribe began the process of speaking to elders and leaders in the Tseycum tribe, which has just 150 members, and other area tribes.
He is in the process of speaking to state premiers and is meeting the Nationals leader, Warren Truss, and the deputy leader of the Liberals, Julie Bishop.
"I am mindful that we are still in the process of speaking to these children…That is delicate and time-consuming.
The BHA said on Wednesday it had "written to all bookmakers, including BetBright," with details of the ABP scheme and that "the process of speaking to the betting industry to outline the benefits of becoming an Authorised Betting Partner is ongoing".
In all current models of spoken-word recognition (cohort theory: Gaskell & Marslen-Wilson, 1997; TRACE: McClelland & Elman, 1986; Shortlist: Norris, 1994; Neighborhood Activation Model: Luce & Pisoni, 1998), several phonologically similar word-forms compete with each other during the process of spoken-word recognition.
"This is an art which was very important to Harold not only for the poetry but also as part of the essential process of speaking up fearlessly: which is the basis on which the PEN Pinter Prize is founded," she said.
Epstein did not cite any candidates but said he would start the formal process of speaking with teams and coaches Tuesday morning.
We keenly await information about the process of MPs speaking to families and health experts prior to a debate in parliament.
"We're going through a process of speaking to people, including members of the team," he told Jamaican Radio.
