The phrase "a future stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a point in time or a phase that is expected to occur later on in a process or development.
Example: "In a future stage of the project, we will implement the new software features."
Alternatives: "a later phase" or "an upcoming stage".
A future stage play based on JK Rowling's Harry Potter books has also been announced.
The groups agreed to join forces in an effort to bring the club into community ownership at a future stage.
This hypothesis will be investigated more precisely in a future stage of the Geocap study.
A future stage of this evaluation will concentrate on a cost-cost analysis and estimate the human resource investment for conception, implementation and maintenance of the critical pathway itself.
A future stage of our project will involve applying these algorithms to patients who visit the ED, but are not hospitalised thereafter, for diseases such as measles or influenza-like illness.
HC-like predictive accuracies in MCI-s predictions only ranged between 46.8 51.8 % which is because many of these MCI-s subjects will convert to AD at a future stage and already demonstrate an Alzheimer like pattern of hippocampal subfield atrophy.
On my last night in Budapest, I watched a technical rehearsal for a future staging of "The Magic Flute".
A 39-year-old actor, inspired by Samuel Beckett's play "Krapp's Last Tape," decides to follow in the title character's footsteps by recording his thoughts on his own life so far, for a future (staged) reflection.
Mulligan perfectly counterbalances Nighy, and it's a shame that future stage opportunities will likely by overshadowed by her film activity.
If a PPI contributor is described as a member of the research team or 'lay member' categorise them as inputting across all future stages of the study.
Coding rules for categorising stage of involvement If a PPI contributor is described as a member of the research team or 'lay member' categorise them as inputting across all future stages of the study.
