"dawn stage" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to refer to the beginning or early development of something, similar to "the dawn of a new era." For example, you might say, "At the dawn stage of their career, the band was only beginning to make a name for itself."
Members of ELAM, far-right sister party of Golden Dawn, stage a protest march, flourishing the blue-and-white Greek flag while alternating between anti-Turkish and pro-Hellenic chants all forefathers, blood, and death.
Members of ELAM, far-right sister party of Golden Dawn, stage a protest march, flourishing the blue-and-white Greek flag while alternating between anti-Turkish and pro-Hellenic chants – all forefathers, blood and death.
On the streets of Athens, the neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn is staging anti-migrant pogroms.
Because the stages were so long, all but the first started before dawn: the last stage started at 21 00 the night before.
He worked until dawn on a stage setting for "Don Giovanni".
In some parts of the country, the authorities stage dawn bed checks.
In 1992, the New York rapper and tireless pedant KRS-One pushed the group P.M. Dawn off a stage — an act ostensibly in "defense" of hip-hop — simply because the ensemble sampled a melodic pop song and sang.
Security forces staged dawn raids on at least six monasteries in Rangoon, seizing more than 200 monks and arresting two political leaders from the National League for Democracy, Ms Suu Kyi's opposition party.
"We knew this would be costly, and it was," Mr. Whittle said yesterday morning, after negotiating through the night and finally getting to the handshake stage at dawn.
Steve is at the dawn of his philanthropic stage.
For the final concert in his Barbican residency, Emanuel Ax shared the stage with Dawn Upshaw and Mr Melnyk.
