The phrase "anchoring phase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, project management, or any situation where a foundational or stabilizing period is being described.
Example: "During the anchoring phase of the project, we established key objectives and guidelines to ensure a successful outcome."
Alternatives: "foundation stage" or "stabilization period".
These studies suggest that such structures can anchor phase singularities, promoting reentrant activity, and thus play an important role during the initiation and maintenance of heart rhythm disturbances.
Interfering with this pathway perturbs telomere position and yKu-mediated anchoring in S-phase cells, but not in G1, because Est1 is stable only in S phase (Larose et al, 2007).
Bass heavy, growling, and anchored both by phase blasts and eerie percussive stabs, it's 'heads down techno' at its most upfront.
We believe that nanofibers provide surface anchoring for the nematic phase that helps disrupt the high degree of molecular order in the TLCP matrix and reduces its anisotropy in the nanocomposite.
This might point to a role of at least one of these two enzymes (YhcS) in anchoring proteins during stationary phase to the cell wall.
In this phase the anchor system is developed as a rigorous network, serving a densified urbanization for the future.
It will be of international significance, the cultural anchor for the next phase of economic and cultural regeneration in Manchester, Greater Manchester and beyond.
A three-phase test anchoring a iodophenyl reagent to a silica also confirmed that Sonogashira coupling occurred on the solid mixed-oxide catalyst.
Although each session is properly anchored in the establishment phase, the routing/forwarding is adapted over time, according to the user, the session and the network context: the proposed approach is able to signal different mobility anchors to optimize the routing path to new and ongoing sessions of the user.
In the phase III ANCHOR and MARINA studies, severe inflammation (3+ or greater) occurred 2.9% and 2.1% of treated eyes, respectively, compared to 0% of control eyes, and 7.9% of treated eyes in the ANCHOR study developed some post-injection inflammation [128, 133].
