The phrase "at milestone" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific point in a project or process, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "We will review our progress at the milestone of the project."
Alternatives: "at the stage" or "at the point".
Over the next few years Mr. Doros and Amy Heller, his wife and partner at Milestone, will distribute new and restored copies, followed by DVDs, of Clarke's three documentary features: "Robert Frost: A Quarrel with the World" (1963), "Portrait of Jason"(1967) and "Ornette: Made in America" (1985), about the jazz great Ornette Coleman.
Rather than focusing on daily emotion, women at milestone ages were twice as likely to assess their overall happiness in terms of self-reported health.
Analyzing surveys that measure well-being, collected from 800 women in Columbus, the researchers say that women at milestone ages showed increased longer term thinking compared with their peers between decades.
Teams will be able to register for the competition through October 31 of this year, with awarding of the $8 million grand prize in October 2021 (there will be two $1 million prizes awarded at milestone competitions before that).
Incorrectly timed (early or delayed) vaccination doses might in fact explain the persistence or even the resurgence of vaccine-preventable infections, which is especially relevant for countries where high levels of vaccination coverage at milestone ages have been achieved [ 10, 11].
The Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor's 500-stock indendedded at milestone highs on Friday, as shares posted a third consecutive week of gains when a rise in Google and other technology shares offset a slide in energy stocks.
While his mothers had some nervous moments at milestones such as the start of school, the family was well accepted by Wodonga.
In the past, big pharmaceutical companies would often pay for clinical trials and give a biotechnology company some money up front, various payments at milestones along the way, and a royalty on product sales.
Although injuries and slumps are never taken into consideration, it is still the point of the year when baseball fans traditionally begin to look at milestones that may be on the horizon.
During last month's elections, Serb nationalist PM Milorad Dodik was re-elected to the Republika Srpska, reflecting that the Balkans remains paralyzed at milestones of truce.
I have no doubt that many patients would find reading 'Challenging Cancer' helpful, particularly at milestones, as it is candid and yet tempered with optimism.
