trainedprocess

noun
UK /treɪnd ˈprəʊsɛs/
US /treɪnd ˈprɑːsɛs/

A trained process is a way of doing something that someone has practiced a lot so they can do it well.

The robot follows a trained process to sort the toys into the right boxes.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A step-by-step method that a computer or machine has been taught to follow.

The app uses a trained process to recognize your voice.

3. A set of actions a person has learned through lessons and repetition.

Her trained process for baking bread makes it come out perfect every time.

4. The way a team works after lots of practice together.

The soccer team's trained process helped them pass the ball quickly.