The phrase "as final stage" is not correct in English; it should be "as the final stage." You can use it when referring to the last step or phase in a process or sequence.
Example: "We will review the project as the final stage before submission."
Alternatives: "as the last step" or "in the concluding phase."
Table 2 provides a description of the patients' SLNB findings and preliminary staging as well as final staging.
Each morning, supervisors loaded vaccines, ice packs, and a thermometer into cold boxes for further transport to one of four health centers in Bocozel that served as final staging areas.
Few days can be as anticlimactic as the final stage of the Tour, which runs into Paris for 10 laps up and down the Champs-Élysées.
Goal intention has been defined as the final stage the individual wants to reach; as such, it transforms wishes into binding objectives, formulated as 'I want to reach X' (e.g. 'I want to do physical exercise').
It had been intended to undertake a prospective Health Care Failure Mode and Effect Analysis [ 3] as the final stage but this was not possible as a number of staff were unable to attend the meeting.
However, the dominant view is that many shoulder complaints have their origin in a dynamic pathology, with subacromial impingement as the initial stage, and rotator cuff tears as the final stage [ 15, 16].
As a final stage of preprocessing, we concatenate several consecutive frames as a single input for feature learning.
The folding of the unstructured region would then occur as a final stage in the docking process, leaving the initially unstructured region as a remnant, now structured and having substantial contacts with the partner.
The US government itself and its regulatory agencies effectively are being privatised as the "final stage" of neoliberal economic doctrine.
