The phrase "axial stages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes, development, or phases that are organized around a central axis or concept.
Example: "The research focused on the axial stages of development in the organism, highlighting the importance of each phase."
Alternatives: "central phases" or "core stages".
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Four axial stages of flow development were distinguished based on radial distributions of particle velocity and concentration.
The two mirrors were mounted on two axial stages, respectively, which could adjust the optical path difference (OPD), amounting to two reference arms with different OPDs.
We found no difference in the extent of mineralization at a given axial level at this stage when comparing transgenic or wild type littermates (Fig. 4D).
At this stage and axial level, Shh expression is not yet induced in the wild-type floor plate, and Shh is similarly absent from the hitchhiker floor plate (Fig. 4C and D).
For example, the initial fusion event, Closure 1, occurs at a closely similar stage and body axial level in both species, as does initiation of closure in the forebrain (Closure 3) and completion of spinal closure at the posterior neuropore.
Figure 12.6: Velocity triangles for an axial compressor stage.
Advances in manufacturing techniques allow greater freedom in designing axial turbine stage passages, including non-axisymmetric end walls.
This paper investigates the ability of an unsteady flow solver to simulate the rotating stall phenomenon in the full annulus of an axial compressor stage.
The process of analysis concluded with selective coding, integrating categories found during the axial coding stage.
Strauss and Corbin furthermore describe an intermediate "axial" coding stage, where the concepts are organized into a "conditional matrix" [ 25].
