The phrase "are at different phases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe entities or individuals that are in varying stages of development, progress, or completion.
Example: "The two projects are at different phases, with one nearing completion while the other is still in the initial planning stage."
Alternatives: "are in various stages" or "are at distinct stages."
Different wind power projects with a cumulative capacity of approximately 964 MW are at different phases of construction and would be completed in the near future.
Our protagonists are at different phases in their lives, yet whatever character constraints "Looking" contains, creator Michael Lannan (who based the show on his short film "Lorimer") and writer/director Andrew Haigh (of 2011's poignant "Weekend") don't let us linger when we question the authenticity of their dynamic.
Differences in the case mix may contribute to the varying results in critical care settings: on admission to the hospital or ICU, patients are at different phases in the course of their sepsis; preceding antibiotic treatment may be absent, ineffective [ 23], or delayed [ 1]; and in postoperative patients, the type of surgery may influence PCT concentrations [ 24].
It is, therefore, a good marker for measuring proliferative activity in breast lesions where cells are at different phases of growth and accounts for its apparent expression in 94 100% of in situ and invasive carcinomas and even 61% of histologically 'nonproliferative' BBD (Table 1, Figure 2).
The patients would be at different phases/ stages but they will also be eligible, if confirmed by the oncologists/ oncology nurses.
In Asia, EMS systems are at different developmental phases and maturity.
The projects that qualified for Smogathon Bootcamp are all at different phases of development: there are well-developed ideas, there are MVPs and working prototypes, and there are mature companies.
It is possible that the mitochondrial derangements are different at different phases of disease.
Second, the one-day approach means that patients are included at different phases of their treatment.
Bivariate cell cycle, BrdU (S-phase), 7-AAD (DNA content) FACS analysis reveals cells are arrested at different phases of cell cycle.
