The phrase "a huge stage in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant phase or milestone in a process, event, or development.
Example: "The discovery of penicillin was a huge stage in the advancement of modern medicine."
Alternatives: "a major step in" or "a significant phase in".
Finally, the man himself appeared on a huge stage in front of the Kremlin.
Superlatives are delivered from a huge stage in a freezing barn of a local sports centre kitted out for the night.
Jules Benji, a massed choir singing No Woman No Cry over his shoulder from a huge stage in Meskel Square, Addis Ababa, declared: "We're doing His Majesty's work here.
Submitting the thesis was a huge stage in the process but I always knew it wasn't quite the end – and now I could allow myself to think of graduation and celebrating with friends and family.
Gone are the taste-the-sweat London pub shows of old in which mistakes could be forgiven, and even welcomed, as such was the spontaneous and fun-natured intensity of the shows, and in is a huge stage in which every mistake and sloppy, out-of-tune, vocal is amplified to large, unforgiving, degrees.
At a news conference held by Sony that felt more like a rock concert than a press event because it was held on a huge stage in a stadium, Jack Tretton, the chief executive of Sony America, apologized to customers for the data breach that knocked the PlayStation Network offline for almost a month.
There was efficient, expert use of a huge stage set in the round, featuring about a dozen backup dancers choreographed impressively by Jamie King.
Instead, they claimed she was the child of a French actress and an Italian sculptor, raised in the shadow of the Pyramids, who had gone on to become a huge stage success in Paris, before escaping to America on the brink of war.
A huge stage has been erected in al-Katiba square and Gaza Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh and released prisoner Yahwa Sinwar are scheduled to speak at the celebrations.
GAZA CITY — As soon as the minarets fell silent after the noon prayers, the noise of drills, hammers and saws rose from the center of Gaza City on Friday as workmen hurled planks and scaffolding poles into place in a huge stage that is being built to greet released prisoners.
Anytime you have the whole world involved in something on a huge stage like that, it's going to be fun.
