The phrase "and its stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific phase or level of development in a process, project, or performance.
Example: "The project is currently in its stage of final review before implementation."
Alternatives: "and its phase" or "and its level".
Because RDW values can be routinely examined by complete blood count tests, it might be an easily available predictor for RCC and its stage and grade.
But it seems logical that PPK due to its facile reversibility and its stage specific essentiality would turn out to be a prime candidate.
But its characters aren't children, and its stage incidents have nothing to do with the nursery exercises and lessons that Debussy had in mind.
Dickens's fable and its stage and cinematic manifestations counter the long slowing down of the heart with a story of renewal and redemption.
"Our approach will enable rapid investigation and diagnosis so we know exactly what kind of lung cancer, and its stage, within seven days.
The opera, to have been based on Peter Hoeg's novel "The Woman and the Ape," stalled because of problems with the subject matter and its stage treatment, but Mr. Salonen has by no means let go of the idea.
In a city so known for its liberalism and its stages, why has it taken this long for LGBT artists to get a venue they can count on?" There are some spaces, sure.
The torch relay will help, as regional media promote the stories behind the torchbearers, but some may find the involvement of sponsors and its stage-managed nature too cloying.
The production seeks to suggest that this listener may be progressively infected by the ghastly tale and to introduce layers of irony by presenting Shaw as somehow both inside and outside the poem – by rapid turns its protagonist and its stage-manager.
And what was always wonderful about "Once," its songs and its staging, has been magnified.
The development of the modern theatre and its staging techniques took place during a period when even more radical changes were taking place within the fine arts.
