The phrase "advanced to a stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe progress or development in a process, project, or situation.
Example: "After months of hard work, the project has finally advanced to a stage where we can begin testing."
Alternatives: "progressed to a phase" or "moved to a level".
It glowed like a light bulb, red and swollen from the same disfiguring form of rosacea, called rhinophyma, that afflicted J. P. Morgan and W. C. Fields, advanced to a stage one seldom sees in public these days.
Hybrid mixture theory and some other continuum mechanics based theories have advanced to a stage that they can be used to describe the fate of multiphases and multiconstituents in complex foods undergoing phase and state transitions during processing.
The Discrete Element Method (DEM) simulation of charge motion in ball, semi-autogenous (SAG) and autogenous mills has advanced to a stage where the effects of lifter design, power draft and product size can be evaluated with sufficient accuracy using either two-dimensional (2D) or three-dimensional (3D) codes.
We highlight recent developments of the STM technique that will help further the elucidation of understanding of catalysts in the working state, and illustrate how the level of insight gained from characterizing model systems has advanced to a stage where the insight and ideas may lead to the design of new and improved high-surface-area catalysts.
Single-cell sequencing technology has advanced to a stage where this type of research is now highly feasible.
Thus far, protein concentrations have been difficult to measure on a large scale, but proteomic technologies have now advanced to a stage where this information becomes readily accessible.
Turkey automatically advanced to a second stage against Austria, who also withdrew, handing the Turks a free pass to the finals.
As is the case with many cancers, symptoms of pancreatic cancer are shared with those of many other illnesses and often do not appear until the cancer has advanced to a late stage.
"So while NIH readiness might well have advanced to a later stage without the budget situation, it would still have been difficult to have hundreds of thousands of doses of a vaccine in vials, ready to administer".
Interestingly, in a few of the PDAC tissues wherein the tumor had advanced to a metastatic stage, aSyn expression displayed an aggregated appearance as seen in Parkinson's disease [37] (Figure 2E, refer Figure S4 for additional photomicrographs showing aggregated appearance of aSyn in metastatic PDAC).
Variables that demonstrated a statistically significant association with postnatal depression in the bivariate analysis were advanced to a multivariable stage.
