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"at a stage when" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific point or period in time in the development or progress of something. Example: "At a stage when the project was nearing completion, we encountered a major setback that delayed the launch date."
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He's at a stage when grey can look good on a man.
"I came into it at a stage when it was about the art, the artists," she said.
But at a stage when most games have long since stagnated, Eve continues to grow, recently passing 200,000 subscribers.
I'm very aware how lucky I was to be at a stage when I could take time off work.
"Screening remains one of the best ways to spot the very early signs of breast cancer, at a stage when treatment is most likely to be successful.
Ingels was at a stage when an ambitious architect might foresee spending a decade travelling the world, and working at three or four firms, before considering self-employment.
We, by contrast, are at a stage when we nervously worry about our receding hairline and whether we still have the right stuff.
The implications of our own extinction and that of the Earth's are huge, particularly now we are at a stage when even the planet may die.
At a stage when many contemporary little ones are still working on their A B C's, some medieval children were mastering difficult Latin texts.
We're at a stage when even Charles Moore, arch-Tory and the official biographer of Margaret Thatcher, is asking "is the Left right after all?".
Embryonic stem cells are taken from the embryo at a stage when it is a hollow sphere consisting of a thousand or so cells.
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