The phrase "as a function of stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts where a variable or outcome is dependent on the specific stage of a process or development.
Example: "The results of the experiment varied significantly as a function of stage, indicating that different phases produced different outcomes."
Alternatives: "depending on the stage" or "in relation to the stage".
Also, the average stage design strength ratio as obtained from the three design methods as a function of stage period is shown in Fig. 5.
The stage design strength ratio as obtained from the three investigated design methods for the 10 millions load applications level is shown in Fig. 4 as a function of stage load applications.
Two studies were conducted to evaluate the reliability and predictive validity of measures of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation for exercise, and to examine differences in motivation as a function of stage of motivational readiness for exercise.
The present research examined the relationship among pain, catastrophic thinking and FM impact, as a function of stage of chronicity.
Short et al [ 90] reported a similar 8% decrease in the probability of working as a function of having cancer; in addition, the relative probability of working decreased as a function of stage at diagnosis.
The probability of staying in remission varied in the model as a function of stage at initial diagnosis - remission continued for 98.5% of women with Stage I disease but only continued for 67% of women with Stage IV disease.
However, there are subtle changes for the lattice constant as a function of staging.
In order to address this point, we first turn to the discussion of the 2D-line as a function of staging, making use of the double-resonance Raman model of Thomsen and Reich.
The positions of the G and 2D lines as a function of staging depend on the charge transfer from K to the graphite layers and on the lattice expansion.
The structural characterization of the different GICs is based on X-ray diffraction (XRD) and has revealed a linear in-plane lattice expansion as a function of inverse stage for stages III VI.
It has an annual incidence of 1 2 cases per million population [ 23, 24], and a median overall survival that decreases dramatically as a function of clinical stage, ranging from over 10 years for stage I disease to less than 6 months with advanced stage [ 24].
