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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a new phase commenced" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate the beginning of a different stage or period in a process, project, or life event.
Example: "After months of preparation, a new phase commenced in the development of the project, bringing fresh challenges and opportunities."
Alternatives: "a new stage began" or "a new chapter started."
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A couple of years later, the 3D engine ready, a new phase commenced in the game's production--and Marchalot's career.
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A new phase must commence.
I don't "start" a new phase, I have to "commence" it.
A new phase I ADEPT study has recently commenced using a recombinant fusion protein of anti-CEA sFv fused to CPG2, in combination with ZD2767P.
"This is a new phase.
A new phase has begun".
"It's like a new phase".
Feminism entered a new phase.
There's a new phase a-coming.
The internet is entering a new phase.
Libya is in a new phase now.
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