GRC Process Control MDUG Central Process import error

Hello to this forum.
I have a problem with GRC Process Control MDUG import template:
I have many processes structured on 4 levels.
In CENTRAL PROCESS folder of template I would like to use same secondary process in 2 different main processes.
At import check GRC answer that the object is duplicated !
It seems I can't use again the same object in another process.
is it possible ? How can I resolve ?
thanks
GR

Can you give an example to be more elaborate

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