The phrase "a two stage vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a plan or strategy that involves two distinct phases or steps.
Example: "Our project will be implemented in a two stage vision, first focusing on research and then on development."
Alternatives: "a dual phase vision" or "a bifurcated vision".
In the basic vision literature, two stage models (e.g. Wolfe, Võ, Evans, & Greene, 2011) describe an initial, non-selective pathway which, although limited in capacity, extracts summary statistics in parallel from the display.
Their stories, in all their harrowing power, became the subject of her first full-length play, Typhus Vision Two, staged in 2003 as part of a Duke series, The Arts in Times of War.
He has a two-stage vision: for the next 30 to 40 years, Jews and Palestinians should continue to expand their communities in the West Bank, "with the kind of interaction that is minimal but allows people to live well".
This process is made up of four stages: dreaming, visioning, defining and delivery.
A novel spatial calibration method for a network of pre-calibrated stereo smart cameras is presented, which obtains pose estimates suitable for collaborative 3D vision in a distributed fashion using two stages of registration on robust 3D point sets.
Essentially, there are two stages of learning in Pluto's vision, the founder says, with the first being to engage kids in a game while they hear the songs, and the second being actually learning to play what they've heard.
This book is about the interweaving between cognitive penetrability and the epistemic role of the two stages of perception, namely early and late vision, in justifying perceptual beliefs.
In order to characterize the longitudinal trajectory of VRQoL, clinical measures of vision, and vision-related functioning over a 4-year period, analysis of these outcomes will proceed in two stages.
Speaking at the meeting today, executive member for the environment, Margaret Jones, said: "There are extensive opportunities for the community to become involved in three stages – developing the vision, considering strategic options and considering strategic sites".
This was the trickiest part and at one stage I thought we would have to abandon the initial vision and settle for a circular henge instead.
