The phrase "transactional processes" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to processes or systems involved in making transactions, such as buying or selling goods or services. Example: "The company implemented new software to streamline their transactional processes and improve efficiency."
It is necessary for the transactional processes on Government e-Service websites to be accessible and well designed, in accordance with the current standards.
Mother child transactional processes have been found to be impaired under conditions of poverty and maternal depression, leading to non-optimal outcomes in children.
Future research should focus on clarifying the measurement of PSE, studying potential bias in self-report of PSE, and utilizing experimental and longitudinal designs to untangle the issues of causal direction and potential transactional processes.
To understand better the transactional processes that shape and link personality and adaptive success over the life course, longitudinal designs and more dynamic models of personality development will be needed.
Sullivan presents bodies as dynamically constituted in and through relationships with their political, social, material, and other environments, and she does so for the purpose of exploring which bodies transactional processes benefit and harm and thus whether those processes should be embraced or transformed by feminists and others.
However no single one of these approaches is entirely suited to all the requirements for a set of descriptive data about an ELN record – e.g. DC is too generic and minimal for automatic data processing, whilst at the other end of the spectrum the Pistoia Alliance work has gaps and lacks the ability to support lightweight "transactional" processes.
Degrees became a transactional process about exchanging a qualification for money.
As a massive transactional process, China's entry into Africa has been a dramatic success, and many of those roads and bridges are useful.
However, historians like Paul Fussell and Modris Eksteins have demonstrated how engagement in an ongoing military struggle affects the collective consciousness and self-regard of a nation, creating a transactional process between the front lines and the civilian street.
"It should just be a simple, bureaucratic transactional process, but instead they are starting to say: 'OK, we'll look at what you do and decide.' They have the fatal misconception that it's their money but it's not – it's society's money".
The results provided no evidence for a transactional process.
