The phrase "a completed stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a phase or step in a process that has been finished or achieved.
Example: "After months of hard work, we finally reached a completed stage in the project, allowing us to move forward."
Alternatives: "an accomplished phase" or "a finished stage".
All psychotherapists (N between 10 and 15) are resident psychiatrists in an advanced or completed stage of a 4-year psychotherapy training program in psychodynamic psychotherapy and having attended training in brief psychodynamic psychotherapy and IBPP.
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).
Ms. Richardson is a complete stage performer: she can act, she can sing and she possesses a stage presence that dazzles.
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.
I don't create a complete stage, but I get the idea – and the idea seems like a lot of fun.
Explaining the concept behind the sculptural, crystal-like structures developed by Aranda\Lasch and fabricated by Asteriskos Reas talks about how the idea was not to design a complete stage environment, but to design a series of different elements from which the stage environment could emerge.
