The phrase "as one stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific phase or step in a process or development.
Example: "As one stage in the project, we will conduct a thorough analysis of the data collected."
Alternatives: "as a phase" or "as a step".
There are no covered wagons traversing Shepard's Great Plains; his folk live on the fringes, beneath neon "Vacancy" signs, in rooms that hold, as one stage direction has it, a "fucked-up bed" to rest on.
The Greater Cursus, first noted by Stukeley, was partly excavated and authoritatively dated in 2007, as one stage of an extensive archeological inquiry called the Stonehenge Riverside Project.
Thus what efficiency experts call the "work sequence" -- the route traced by a moving cook in a kitchen -- is shortened, as one stage of the process is removed altogether.
(2) Back to article Vance Reno – brother of Elvis's character Clint Reno – in Love Me Tender (3) Back to article As one stage announcement put it: "To get back to the warning that I received.
This founding of support entities can also be characterized as one stage in the development of the life cycle of a FLOSS community [10, 11].
Revisions predicted by the survival model were further classified as one stage or two stage.
Shares in the company was up as much as 30% at one stage, dropping back to 87p, a 24% rise as of this afternoon.
The Nikkei ended 2.18% lower at 9,097.56, down 202.32 points, having been as low as 9,057.29 at one stage.
The market welcomed the deal, sending Vodafone's shares up by as much as 2.1% at one stage.
VW's price fell as much as 56% at one stage, while Porsche's rose by more than a third.
The safe-haven yen sprang higher to stand at 102.15 per dollar, having been as low as 106.81 at one stage.
