The phrase "at intermediate stages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to points or phases that occur between the beginning and the end of a process or development.
Example: "The results of the experiment were analyzed at intermediate stages to monitor progress and make necessary adjustments."
Alternatives: "during transitional phases" or "at midpoints in the process".
Price transmission at intermediate stages of the supply chain could not be tested quantitatively.
Since this earlier work, many other theoretical models have argued that cognitive structures undergo significant reorganisation at intermediate stages of development.
The new algorithm includes an energy detector at intermediate stages of the fast beamformer to prune sectors that do not exhibit increasing energy consistent with coherent integration.
However, the manipulation of such constraints require hard transformations, especially due to the use of the distributive and the explosion rules, which increase the number of constraints at intermediate stages of the solving process.
We design an algorithm that is based on the computation of Lagrange interpolation polynomials to locate singularity points and to approximate a function of a single variable at intermediate stages.
However, at intermediate stages of growth (GS 71) and low levels of application of urea (20 kg/t DM), the rate of loss of soluble carbohydrates were increased (P<0.05) compared to untreated forages.
The satisfaction with the BIM-technology at intermediate stage of the design class has been reported as low, due to the very difficult data-transfer, inconsistency and data losses, especially so for the thermal simulation, where models had to be redrawn.
Four genes of the GT47 family have high or moderate levels of transcripts at intermediate stage of stem development.
Three of them (At2g06850, At4g30290, At4g30270) were expressed at high levels in young stems and at intermediate stage, but were down-regulated in mature stems.
Three genes encoding germin-like proteins (GLPs) were expressed at high levels in young stems and at intermediate stage of development.
Four out of 21 genes of the GT8 family have high or moderate levels of transcripts at intermediate stage of stem development (At1g19300, GATL1; At5GAUT14, GAUT10; At2GAUT10, GAUT10; At3GAUT10).
