"elimination stage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a stage in a competition or tournament when a large number of participants have been eliminated so that only the top contenders remain. For example, "At the end of the elimination stage, only two teams were left in the tournament."
The round-robin arrangements gave players an interest in losing so that they could face easier contests at the elimination stage.
"For example," the Ivy League-affiliated authors of "Sports Sentiment and Stock Returns" wrote in the Journal of Finance, "A loss in the World Cup elimination stage leads to a next-day abnormal stock return of -49 basis points" in the team's national stock market, or a decrease in value of 0.49percentnt.
This maneuver would be effective only during the elimination stage of the ricercatore position.
Whether you see this award as a meaningless accolade or the passport to burgeoning eco-prosperity, Bristol goes into this final elimination stage as the underdog.
Using the directed relation graph with error propagation and sensitivity analysis method followed by a further unimportant reaction elimination stage, skeletal mechanisms valid over comprehensive and high-temperature ranges of conditions were developed at varying levels of detail.
The 21-year-old, who reached the last 32 at the London 2012 Olympics, won all five of his first-round matches in Zagreb to go into the elimination stage ranked fourth.
Its 40 contestants must have been born after Aug. 28, 1974, and will compete in three elimination stages, including the final round, when Mr. Domingo will conduct the Los Angeles Opera Orchestra at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.
This chapter introduces the evolution of the surveillance from the control to the elimination stages and the current structure of national surveillance system in China.
Although the Americans won their group and entered the elimination stages unbeaten, they scored just four goals in doing so.
So for the U.S., the challenge now is to regroup for Nigeria, where the group title and a more favorable route through the elimination stages are at stake.
And by finishing second in its group, it became just the second African country to reach the elimination stages of a women's World Cup.
