The phrase "appropriate at this stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is suitable or fitting for the current phase or situation.
Example: "Given the current developments in the project, it is not appropriate at this stage to make any major changes."
Alternatives: "suitable at this point" or "fitting for this phase".
He adds: "As this is the subject of a planning application, action would not be appropriate at this stage".
"It does not seem very appropriate at this stage to raise this," Mr. Barroso said curtly on Friday, referring to the Hungarian stance.
Larry Speakes, the White House spokesman, said he did not believe "it was appropriate at this stage" to explain if there was a medical reason why Mr. Reagan had spoken with Mr. Casey's wife, Sophia, but not to Mr. Casey.
The draft EIS must also summarize the studies, reviews, consultations, and coordination required by environmental laws or executive orders to the extent appropriate at this stage in the environmental process.
"I am going to abstain because while I believe that while we absolutely need to have a referendum at some point in the future, it is not appropriate at this stage and also, in a way, it is an exercise in letting off steam because we can't have a referendum bill because we are in coalition," he said.
"We don't see that as a type of percentage that is appropriate at this stage.
Mr Wright said: "I have raised my concerns and disappointment with the chief constable but I have now accepted the apology he has issued and I believe I have taken all appropriate action at this stage to deal with the matter".
It is appropriate that at this stage of the argument we should have reached a conclusion about a particular institution and a particular place.
Appropriate intervention at this stage could also prevent or delay the onset of psychosis and/or subsequent deterioration, i.e., social and instrumental disability, suicide, aggressive behavior, affective- and cognitive deficits.
Appropriate advice at this stage of the disease course for patients with MBC remains uncertain because of the limitations of existing literature documenting patient outcome in early phase clinical trials.
Bilateral pan retinal photocoagulation was considered to be appropriate treatment at this stage as it was thought that the minimal remaining, highly ischaemic, retina close to the arcades may be responsible for the disc neovascularisation.
