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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an important phase on" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing a significant stage or period in a process, but the preposition "on" is not appropriate in this context.
Example: "This project represents an important phase in our development strategy."
Alternatives: "an important stage in" or "a crucial phase of".
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Mild cognitive impairment represents an important phase on the path from normal cognitive function to dementia.
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For all its inscrutability, though, the thesis represents an important phase in Wallace's development.
There is an important phase transition in the early universe too, connected with the Higgs boson, and called the "electroweak phase transition".
After the Papua New Guinea supreme court decision, everything changed drastically and Manus entered an important phase in its violent history.
" "The implementation is an important phase.
An important phase in his development as a sculptor was building reliefs from flat painted surfaces.
"Vector is entering an extremely important phase of our journey, transitioning from a focus on research and development to flight operations and profitability.
She's still "in the blundering phase," she says, "but that's a very important phase!
"This is a very important phase," he said.
Skepticism is a very important phase.
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