The phrase "a single stage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific phase or level within a process or series of events.
Example: "In the development of the project, we are currently focused on a single stage of the design process."
Alternatives: "one phase of" or "a specific level of".
A single stage of batch adsorber has been designed for various volumes using the Langmuir isotherm.
Recirculation over a single stage of VFCW can improve nitrification efficiency while enhancing carbon and SS removal.
Bi-modal grain structures were produced in a single stage of deformation through in situ partial dynamic recrystallization.
All catalysts were active in the range of 200 350 °C and thus are candidates to be used in a single stage of WGSR at intermediate temperatures.
The presence of sequential fragment ions, a phenomenon of IRMPD, permit the comprehensive sequencing of the oligosaccharides studied in a single stage of activation.
In horizontal integration, by contrast, a company attempts to control a single stage of production or a single industry completely, which lets it take advantage of economies of scale but results in reduced competition.
The future of biological resurfacing procedures will likely involve a single stage point of service approach that is both cost-effective and minimally invasive.
Only a small fraction of the overall pressure drop available in a turbine can be extracted in a single stage consisting of a set of stationary nozzles or vanes and moving blades or buckets.
Multivariate methods, unlike the currently adopted univariate methods which focus on a single stage group of L. salmonis, provide an improved measure of the treatment effectiveness against all parasitic stage groups.
Other benefits include easy design and rapid flap elevation that permits a single stage correction of the deformity without further sacrificing an artery or muscle.
This can be considered as a single stage test of the complicated land use plan procedure.
