Patent prosecution is the full back-and-forth process between the applicant and the patent office examiner during examination, including responding to office actions and negotiating claim scope, continuing until the application is either allowed or finally rejected and abandoned. It's a standard part of nearly every patent application, not a sign that something has gone wrong.
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