The phrase "a preparation stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a phase or period in which necessary arrangements or groundwork are made before proceeding with a project or task.
Example: "Before we begin the main project, we need to go through a preparation stage to ensure everything is in place."
Alternatives: "an initial phase" or "a setup period."
A data preparation stage of the process starts from defining the time units and partitioning an audit trail over time units.
As Mr Viraphonh made clear to a party of invited visitors, including MRC officials, diplomats and a few technical experts on fisheries, groundwork is going ahead after all, without any waiting for a further assessment of the project's impact on the river.In the MRC's judgment, "the project is in an advanced preparation stage with…exploratory excavation in and around the river completed".
The first stage was a 5-s preparation stage, in which the set of four picture pairs was shown without any sound.
A: It's still in the preparation stage – we're taking a full month off to rehearse.
At the end of data generation and preparation stage, a period of time over which an audit trail was collected was divided into a given number adjacent time units (U) and a relational table with a workload trace (W_A) was created and loaded with data.
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During the data preparation stage a database was constructed for landslide factor maps and landslide inventory map.
Adolescents reported an increase in the preparation stage score of motivation for treatment from admission to departure (T = 51.5, p = .081), which could be considered as a medium effect (r = .26).26
The preparation stage reflects a commitment to imminent action.
