The phrase "undergo further processing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being subjected to additional steps or modifications, often in technical or scientific discussions.
Example: "After the initial analysis, the data will undergo further processing to enhance its accuracy."
Alternatives: "be subjected to additional processing" or "go through more processing."
The output of the screen is in the form of a sorted list, where top-ranking molecules are selected to undergo further processing.
The initial protein species may be the final functional protein species, or may undergo further processing such as proteolytic cleavage and/or chemical modification.
This use of steam in fixation for tea leaf enzymes is an important step in processing tea, with the leaves to be quickly cooled down and undergo further processing.
The radiolabeling results show that after invasion MSP119 does not undergo further processing or degradation within the intracellular parasite and is still intact at the point of merozoite release.
Caspase-8 localises to mitochondria in various cell lines, where it can undergo further processing and activation [ 14- 18].
After processing in the brainstem and other regions deep within the brain, the signals reach a region called the auditory cortex, where they undergo further processing.
At this point, the LDL or VLDL-cholesterol undergoes further processing to be readily available for the cell's requirements.
Previous work in fibroblastic mouse cell lines had shown that L1-32 undergoes further processing by PS/γ-secretase [ 12].
In addition, the lncRNA overlapping miR-4732 may exist as a truncated form of a longer RNA precursor which undergoes further processing for production of the adjacent microRNAs within this locus.
David Albright, president of the Institute for Science and International Security, a Washington research group, said a year of Iranian enrichment to 20 percent at Fordow would make enough uranium for a nuclear weapon, if the material underwent further processing.
The majority of pig iron produced by blast furnaces undergoes further processing to reduce the carbon content and produce various grades of steel used for construction materials, automobiles, ships and machinery.
