The phrase "a first stage application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an initial phase or version of an application, often in contexts like software development or project management.
Example: "The team is currently testing a first stage application to gather user feedback before moving on to the next phase."
Alternatives: "an initial application" or "a preliminary application".
A second-stage application needs to be made by September.
The former involves a first-stage, unsupervised clustering of individuals based solely on genotype data, followed by application of CART to characterize association, while the later involves a first-stage application of CART to identify clusters, followed by application of BN analysis to characterize association.
VICE News spoke to Calvin last week, two days after he learned his first stage application for a judicial review on the decision to deport him for his "links to a terrorist organization" had been dismissed, meaning that he will now most certainly face being returned back to the West Bank.
In the first stage, applications of mobile devices are divided into two parts: one part runs locally and the other part is run on the MC side.
In a first stage, we describe the scan engine, report on its parameters, and demonstrate its application for imaging various areas of human skin in vivo.
Firms choose their R&D effort in a first stage and output in a second stage.
In the second stage, applications were made to two separate ethical review committees; Psychiatry, Nursing and Midwifery research ethics subcommittee, King's College London (PNM RESC KCL), UK and the Ethics Review Committee of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Sri Jayewardenepura (ERC FM SJP), Sri Lanka.
In a second stage a web-based application was developed to enable the electronic documentation of the questionnaires by the patients themselves.
The committee reconvened for a second stage evaluation, to evaluate each short listed application to consider the strengths of the additional information provided to the committee.
Officials in seven more — Alaska, Maine, Maryland, Mississippi, Nevada, Vermont and Washington — said in interviews that they would file second-stage applications later this year.
