The phrase "auction phase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific stage or period during an auction process.
Example: "During the auction phase, bidders can place their offers until the final gavel falls."
Alternatives: "bidding stage" or "auction period".
For the auction phase of the mechanism, we discuss incentive-compatible bidding strategies for suppliers, and how the buyer should determine the winning suppliers.
The auction phase, EHV-4 DNA detection, and nasal discharge parameters all had either high variability in parameter estimates or a small effect size (Fig. 1).
No discernible increase in FGM concentrations was associated with the auction phase (Fig. 2B, and represented by small effect size with a confidence interval overlapping zero in Fig. 1).
The global model included six standardized fixed effects: days post arrival; auction phase (including the preparation day one day prior to auction and the auction day); transport duration; pyrexia; nasal discharge; EHV-4 DNA detection.
During the auction announcement phase, a coordinating platform for disaster locations (i.e., auctioneer) allows substitution and partial fulfillment options to the relief suppliers (i.e., bidders) when acceptable.
Similarly, auctioning will phase in more slowly for those industrial sectors at greatest risk of competition from manufacturers outside the EU.
Furthermore, the Dubai auctions have been for massive projects with the third phase auction targeting a mandatory 200 MW capacity to be commissioned in 2018 and two optional 300 MW tranches for delivery 2019 and 2020.
Hybrid auction a two-phase auction in which the first phase operates as a descending clock auction, followed by the second phase operating as a pay-as-bid, sealed-bid auction.
The auction for the second phase of the MBR Solar Park was followed by a similar auction for the third phase of the park in 2016 and resulted in the lowest ever bid for solar PV of USD $0.0299 per kWh [88].
Four years after federal prosecutors began peeling back layers of secrecy in the global art market, eventually exposing a huge price-fixing scheme at the world's two dominant auction houses, a final phase begins today in a Manhattan federal courtroom, where one of the most powerful figures in the art world goes on trial on charges of antitrust conspiracy.
In the MBR phase three auction, 97 consortia submitted an expression of interest (EOI) to participate in the tender but only about 40 were invited to submit a request to prequalify.
