The phrase 'undergo a process of' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when describing a task or set of steps that must be carried out in order to achieve a desired result. For example, "To become a licensed driver, one must first undergo a process of filling out an application, taking a written test, and passing a road test."
In doing so, two of them have undergone — and continue to undergo — a process of distillation: their characters keep clarifying.
The military needs to be made truly accountable and undergo a process of reform.
Tissues are intrinsically non-linear, anisotropic, viscoelastic, and undergo a process of mechanical adaptation (preconditioning).
"The IOC, which had reformed itself quite spectacularly after Salt Lake City, perhaps needs to undergo a process of further reform now.
During the early stages of this disorder, cartilage-forming chondrocytes undergo a process of expansion known as hypertrophy, after which they die and are replaced by calcium.
They undergo a process of nuclear fusion, forcing the nuclei of atoms together and multiplying exponentially the amount of energy released by the device.
As we have seen in many other countries, assisted suicide laws typically undergo a process of incremental expansion and legislative drift.
Chondrocytes undergo a process of dedifferentiation in monolayer culture that is characterized by a transition to a fibroblast-like phenotype.
They would then undergo a process of growth, dissolution and coarsening, before reaching the final state of precipitation.
During T cell development in the thymus, thymocyte precursors that express both CD4 and CD8 undergo a process of cellular selection and lineage commitment.
It is a matter of observation that fire, water, and every simple body undergo a process of analysis, which must either continue infinitely or stop somewhere.
