The phrase "a stage when public" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing phases or periods related to public engagement or awareness, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We are currently at a stage when public interest in environmental issues is at an all-time high."
Alternatives: "a phase when public" or "a point when public".
Much of the program funds are being funnelled to NGO-led activities, at a stage when public-private partnership is viewed as a donor driven agenda rather than local need.
WHO has noted that "One of the most important functions of surveillance is to ensure the detection of unusual clusters of cases and of the occurrence of human-to-human transmission at the earliest possible stage, when public health interventions have the greatest chance to prevent or delay further national and international spread" [ 17].
At one stage when discussing public sector reform, Gilmore told Kenny they might have to sit down after the election to hammer out an agreement on public service numbers.
After all, Ms. Schreck points out, it would have been impossible for two women to argue policy on a public stage when the Constitution was written.
Founded in 1974, Glencore only revealed itself to be a hulking behemoth on the world stage when it went public in May 2011, instantly turning its board of directors into billionaires.
Have we really reached a stage in public affairs when it really is no longer too obvious to say that all the evidence of the past and all the promptings of our precious rationality suggest that our future is not fixed?
They might have done a better job of finding a confederate, or taking her off the public stage when her own complicated past came to light.
The 43-year-old Mr Trudeau, whose father was Prime Minister for more than 15 years in the 1970s and 1980s, is a sometime actor and former high school teacher, who sprang on to the public stage when he delivered the eulogy at his father's funeral in 2000.
Books (and a Play) on Stage: When to Listen Here are events open to the public at the Southampton Writers Conference.
He thought the strangest bar he'd been in was on stage, when, after veering from public administration to theatre in the 50s he'd played a barman in Eugene O'Neill's The Iceman Cometh.
White House advisers acknowledged earlier in the week that the president's trip, which they said he made over the objections of the Secret Service under extraordinary security precautions, would help thrust him back to center stage when he disappeared from public view in the first hours after the crisis.
