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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a stage at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific point or level in a process, event, or performance context.
Example: "We are currently preparing for a stage at the annual music festival where local bands will perform."
Alternatives: "a level in the" or "a phase in the".
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Armstrong wins a stage at the Tour de France.
Tomorrow comes, and he's headlining a stage at the Pitchfork festival in Chicago's Union Park.
Q Magazine have decided to run a stage at the festival starting on the Thursday.
On a stage at the Shoreham Hotel, in Washington, the nominees sat in two rows facing the camera.
She is shown at a tea and on a stage, at the piano with a large group of suffrage supporters.
On Friday night Bjork came to KeySpan Park, playing an unusual, unforgettable concert on a stage at the center field wall.
"I'm happy that they didn't set a strike date," Selig said, seated at a table on a stage at the Midwest Express Center.
Later this week, Lou Armour, a special needs teacher, and Gabriel Sagastume, a retired criminal prosecutor, will stand shoulder to shoulder on a stage at the Brighton festival.
"Act Now!" On a stage at the eastern edge of the square, a succession of speakers stoked a cheering crowd, their voices booming over loudspeakers.
By then, some of the not-so-girlie girls had climbed onto a stage at the center of the room, where they stood scream-singing to the music.
Armitstead, who also won a stage at the 2009 Tour de l'Ardêche, said: "I wanted to be part of the best women's team in the world.
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