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The phrase 'consist of two phases' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that has two distinct parts or steps. For example, "This project will consist of two phases: developing the design and implementing the construction."
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The algorithms consist of two phases, i.e. preprocessing and searching.
It's simply expected that our lives will consist of two phases: unmarried and in the company of women, and then married and in the company of a man.
It was found that most compositions of the material consist of two phases: MgO (periclase) and ZrO2 (cubic zirconia).
The resulting layers consist of two phases; their relation depends on the distance from the jet nozzle to the substrate.
Most heuristics for discrete optimization problems consist of two phases: a greedy-based construction phase followed by an improvement (local search) phase.
The resulting coatings consist of two phases, a nickel-aluminide phase as oxide forming reservoir and an underlying nickel-tin phase which catalytically inhibits carbon deposition.
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The Kill FCL R&D program should consist of three phases.
Auroral substorms consist of three phases: growth, expansion, and recovery.
This policy consists of two phases.
This study consisted of two phases.
The approach consists of two phases.
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