The phrase "anticipated at this stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or predictions regarding a situation or project at a particular point in time.
Example: "The results of the experiment are not anticipated at this stage, as we are still in the initial phases of data collection."
Alternatives: "expected at this point" or "foreseen at this time."
The team's devilishly hard to learn – and even harder to stop – collective pressing and switching already works much better than anyone could have anticipated at this stage.
The defiant mood in the England changing room immediately after their 17-16 defeat by New Zealand in Huddersfield on Saturday underlined that they still have a chance of success in the Four Nations tournament even if the road ahead is slightly bumpier than many might have anticipated at this stage.
Going through a pregnancy may not be what Ennis-Hill anticipated at this stage of her career, but there are those who believe the nine-month journey offers opportunity.
The Premier League does not anticipate, at this stage, any circumstances under which a match could be justifiably postponed".
"In terms of pace, I don't anticipate at this stage that we're going to be making any sudden additional changes to the plan we currently have".
"I don't anticipate at this stage that we are going to be making any sudden additional changes to the plan that we already have," Mr. Obama says of the scheduled withdrawal from Afghanistan.
According to this view, 2-cell blastomeres do not differ and their precise contribution to ICM and/or TE cannot be anticipated at this early stage, but later in the morula stage when inner cells contribute to ICM, whereas outside cells differentiate into TE [12] [17].
It had been anticipated that at this stage the smaller fragments from the excess building block (Dmtr-pyrrole, and 5′-OH amidates 11 and thioates 12, now corresponding to P and N n -OH in Figure 1) would then permeate, but they did not.
Several studies have shown that the actual thermal performance of buildings after construction may deviate significantly from its performance anticipated at design stage.
Several studies have shown that actual thermal performance of buildings after construction may deviate significantly from that anticipated at design stage.
Although this had been anticipated at the design stage, the overall consequence was that the inside cylinder had a tendency to give more power than the other two as speed increased leading to the overloading of the inside connecting rod bearings, especially the big-end which was liable to overheat and fail.
