Avoid weak verbs, like process (unless process is broad and there is no better name for it).
The name should consist of a verb phrase followed by a noun phrase, as in "validate insurance coverage."
The name should end with a noun phrase that relates to the object that the verb is acting on, for example, determine tax bracket.
The verb phrase should highlight the goal of the process, rather than the method used to carry it out. For example, determine is better than calculate or look up.
Use a verb phrase with a single verb, such as adjudicate.
Acquire
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Determine
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Remove
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Add
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Identify
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Report
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Adjudicate
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Maintain
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Reject
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Assess
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Manage
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Review
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Calculate
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Merge
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Roll Back
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Cancel
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Modify
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Select
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Change
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Obtain
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Specify
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Check
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Plan
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Submit
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Conduct
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Query
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Update
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Control
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Record
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Validate
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Create
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Receive
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Verify
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Delete
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Request
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