"implemented in phases" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something will be put into action gradually, in stages or steps. Example: "The new project will be implemented in phases, with each phase focusing on a different aspect of the project."
She said the landmark health care law, which will be implemented in phases, is among the reasons voters elected Democrats and should be a central part of the party's argument.
In these countries, highway corridor improvement plans are implemented in phases subjected to availability of funds.
Nevertheless, this deal will be implemented in phases, starting first with a rollout with Telefonica's subsidiary in Germany "in the coming months".
TfL said the delay was due to it being implemented in phases, while it had to work with the card payment industry to create the technology used.
The new policies will be implemented in phases, DHS said, and will affect 180 airlines in 105 countries ― and about 2,000 flights and 325,000 passengers per day.
The new Brunei penal code, which will be implemented in phases, calls for fines and imprisonment for women who become pregnant outside marriage, women who have abortions, for adultery, and so-called "indecent behavior".
It will be of interest to see to what extent algorithms for CT image noise reduction (Chen et al., 2010 ) and reduced number of angles of view (Sidky et al., 2006 ) can be implemented in phase-based imaging beyond the implementation used in this study.
The method can be conveniently implemented in phase field modeling of microstructure evolution in systems with inhomogeneous dielectric constants as well as inhomogeneous polarization and charge distributions.
Haplotype reconstruction was performed using the Bayesian method implemented in PHASE v2.1 [76], [76].
Haplotypes directly observed in an individual occasionally differed from those identified as the most likely ones by the mathematical algorithm implemented in PHASE 2.1.1 [17] (Table 3).
Haplotype reconstruction was performed using Bayesian statistical method implemented in PHASE [8], version 2.1.1, using single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) with a minimum allele frequency (MAF) of 2%.
