The phrase "a complete stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a stage in a process or development that is fully developed or finished.
Example: "After months of hard work, we finally reached a complete stage in the project, ready for the final review."
Alternatives: "a fully developed stage" or "an entire stage".
When classifying the combination T1NxMx as a complete stage registration, overall completeness of TNM stage increased to 61.8% (919 patients changed status from having incomplete to complete registration).
In the nineteen-fifties, after the breakup of her marriage to the choreographer Erick Hawkins and as she began contemplating the end of her performing career (she was a complete stage animal, and only choreographed, she said, in order to have something to dance)—she slipped into despair and alcoholism.
It's eight years since she undertook a complete stage role, which makes it all the more compelling that she should return to Opera North – the company where she began her career – in Poulenc's neurotic telephone monologue, which the composer described as "having the smell of sperm between the thighs".
In the nineteen-fifties, after the breakup of her marriage to the choreographer Erick Hawkins — and as she began contemplating the end of her performing career (she was a complete stage animal, and only choreographed, she said, in order to have something to dance) — she slipped into despair and alcoholism.
It's a near-final prototype, which means everything's more or less where it's going to be but functionality and features aren't quite at a complete stage (pricing is also "not final" but it's expected to be around $20k).
I don't create a complete stage, but I get the idea and the idea seems like a lot of fun.
Approximately 3 5 weeks after the completion of CRT, patients underwent a complete staging workup.
Approximately 2 4 weeks after the completion of CRT, patients underwent a complete staging workup according to Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumours guidelines.
Though Scottish Opera brought the fine staging it shared with Opera North and Welsh National Opera to Covent Garden in 1990, it is 40 years since the Royal Opera itself gave a complete staged performance of Berlioz's Les Troyens.
Later, Mr. Volpe said that while the Met might arrange a Pavarotti farewell event of some kind, perhaps a concert of arias with the orchestra, the tenor would no longer be scheduled for a complete staged performance.
If recurrent disease was suspected, a complete staging work-up was performed.
