The phrase "dispatch stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to logistics, shipping, or project management, referring to the phase where items or tasks are sent out or executed.
Example: "Once we reach the dispatch stage, all orders will be shipped out by the end of the day."
Alternatives: "shipping phase" or "delivery stage."
In this paper, we propose a novel two-stage coordinated control approach for CCHP microgrid energy management, which consists of two stages: the economic dispatching stage (EDS) and the real-time adjusting stage (RTAS).
Reference [5] proposed a two-stage dispatch method for TCLs where, in a first stage, a day-ahead scheduling model is solved to determine the optimal TCL dispatch and, in a second stage, a real time control model allocates the desired setpoints to individual TCL.
The two-stage optimal dispatch consists of the Day-Ahead stage and rolling Intra-Day stage.
There are three major advantages of the proposed framework in Fig. 2. 1) The two-stage optimal dispatch consists of the Day-Ahead stage and rolling Intra-Day stage.
Former Representative Bob Franks took his attack on Mayor Bret D. Schundler's property tax record to Mr. Schundler's doorstep today, dispatching supporters to stage a noisy rally outside City Hall here.
Issues of authenticity may have been blown aside in this case by the spectacle of the unblushing tenor Zachary Stains, as Hercules, who prowled the stage dispatching virtuoso roulades in a lion's skin and billowing cape, as exposed as any Greek hero in marble.
Similarly to the down-stage dispatch model, N ch,all represents the upper limit of the number of chargeable EVs that can be conservatively estimated using (32).
Reference [17] presents a centralized two-stage stochastic dispatch scheme, in which the day-ahead dispatch orders for controllable DG units are determined in the first stage, while appropriate corrective decisions are determined in the second stage.
Mr. Casale responded by striking the stage and dispatching a mobile trailer that had been its backstage.
George Rainsford's Bertram is as "unseasoned" as his mother's description of him, a blond slip of a boy, a narcissistic wearer of fun fur who we first meet, alone on stage, hilariously dispatching imaginary corpses with his hyperactive sword.
