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The phrase "a good staging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a well-executed arrangement or presentation, often in contexts like theater, events, or project planning.
Example: "The director praised the team for creating a good staging that enhanced the overall performance."
Alternatives: "an effective setup" or "a solid arrangement".
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Actually, it provokes varied interpretations each time it gets a good staging.
And a good staging idea — the rather beautiful silver curtain (designed by Mr. Rhoden and Michael Korsch) across the back of the stage that revealed or hid the dancers — was so overworked that it quickly lost all impact.
For an American buyer, already constrained at home by rules preventing banks from making acquisitions if they have more than a tenth of national deposits, the common language and similar legal systems make Britain a good staging point for expansions into Europe.Santander's purchase of Britain's Abbey National also changed the landscape.
Yes, there are stereotypes and creaky plot points, but they are easily tolerated in a good staging, and that's certainly the case here.
I flew, and John drove his old Toyota 4Runner loaded with gear, from L.A. to Las Vegas, a good staging point for trips into the canyon lands of Utah and Arizona.
Among the initiators of the lectin pathway, cumulative evidence suggests that MBL is not a good staging or monitoring marker for sepsis.
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But what people really loved was a good staged disaster.
I was a singer/songwriter and they were a good stage outfit.
Can Rupert Goold make a good stage musical of Made in Dagenham?
Or perhaps these matters could be solved by a good stage director?
Svetlana Lunkina, as Medora, has a good stage face and lovely physique.
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