The phrase "at stabilisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes, systems, or conditions that are reaching a state of stability or equilibrium.
Example: "The project is expected to be completed by the end of the month, at stabilisation of the new system."
Alternatives: "upon stabilization" or "during stabilization".
As central banks got better at stabilisation policy over the 1980s and 1990s, the equity risk premium fell and price-earnings ratios rose.
Collected ash was dumped in natural depressions to the east (downwind) of the town, and weighed down with waste building materials in a short-term attempt at stabilisation.
In total there have been seven systematic reviews that have looked at stabilisation exercises [ 13, 17– 22], with the previous three performing a meta-analysis [ 17, 21, 22].
Dependent on the treatment goal of the individual patient, treatment is directed at stabilisation and harm reduction, reduction of cocaine use, or total abstinence.
This story equates the economisation of global health with the structural adjustment policies aimed at stabilisation, liberalisation and privatisation that became dominant in international development in the early 1980s.
In our updated review the majority of the studies used stabilisation exercises as sole treatment, and as such the data synthesis looks more closely at stabilisation exercises as sole treatment.
Indeed, tobacco taxes are not a structural adjustment policy aimed at liberalisation, stabilisation and privatisation, but a public health policy aimed at reducing tobacco consumption and the growing burden of NCDs associated with it, on a par with indoor smoking bans and anti-smoking health education.
One has only to look at the stabilisation of the rupiah and the re-entry of foreign and domestic capital investment into Indonesia to get an idea of the revitalisation taking place.
Compared with that of the conventional drop weight impact test, the impact force-time history curves obtained from the horizontal impact test show more fluctuation at the stabilisation stage, because the existence of gravitational acceleration of drop hammer and larger velocity in drop weight impact test accelerates the repeated process of contact and separation between the hammer and specimen.
Determining when plants become effective at soil stabilisation is important for developing guidelines and policy for land management.
The levels, and the time at which stabilisation occurs, depend on the half-life and the actual environmental conditions.
