"in the current stage" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the current state or progression of something. Example: "In the current stage of the project, we are still in the research and planning phase."
"In the current stage, you've got to have streaming, real-time stock quotes; the next stage will be to add streaming video".
"In the current stage this is acceptable," Gelinck said of the unlit lines.
In the current stage, the simple two-different-metal structure is adopted as the beginning.
In the current stage in the development of ZGC, low levels of centralization dominate the division of labor.
In the current stage, an averaged Q model is reasonably satisfactory when applied for the rapid publishing of a preliminary map of strong shaking.
In the current stage of development the emergency breaking module computes, whether an object collides with the front of the vehicle.
In the current staging of "Look Back in Anger," the director, Sam Gold, has tried to match Osborne's verbal showboating with a cockiness of his own.
In the current stages, there are considerable shortcomings in organs-on-chips technologies that are still challenging to provide the macroscopic feature of organ physics or inter-organ interactions.
In the current staging classification systems, isolated tumor cells are classified as node-negative (pN0(i+)) disease.
In the seventh edition of the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) Cancer Staging Manual for CC, N1 lesions were subdivided into N1a (solitary LN metastasis, SLNM) and N1b (2–3 positive LNs); however, in the current staging system N1a and N1b have been combined.
Three out of the five most powerful prognostic determinants are the main individual parameters, which are incorporated in the current staging classifications (depth of bowel wall involvement, number of regional lymph nodes involved and presence of liver metastases).
