"in a stasis" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used when describing something that is in a state of suspended animation or inactivity. For example: "The project has been in a stasis since the start of the pandemic."
Ireland has been in a stasis for three years and now it's waking up.
The production doesn't have a lot of room to breathe on the smallish Laura Pels stage, and Mr. Hughes mostly just shuffles one character after another to center stage for the big numbers, resulting in a stasis that's little enlivened by the labored use of two wrought-iron spiral staircases framing Derek McLane's set.
Reader had been lingering in a stasis for months (maybe even years) now, especially since Google ripped out its social core in favor of focusing on Google+ and barely dedicated any staff to maintaining it.
A promotional comic shows estranged Aperture Science employee Doug Rattmann, who used graffiti to guide the player in Portal, placing Chell into suspended animation to save her life, until the beginning of Portal 2. Chell wakes in a stasis chamber resembling a motel room, where an artificial voice guides her through a cognitive test before she is put back to sleep.
4 Recent findings have furthered our understanding of the molecular events that follow the inhibition of the target within the cell by the compound being tested, which results either in a stasis or cidal outcome.
Confirming these in vitro results, treatment of HgCl2 [intravenous bolus 0.25 2.5 mg/kg (0.92 9.2 μmol/kg)] induced PS exposure on erythrocytes ex vivo and promoted clot formation in a stasis- and hypercoagulability-induced venous thrombosis model after thromboplastin infusion, suggesting that Hg2+-induced procoagulant activity in erythrocytes could contribute to increased thrombosis in vivo.
In that situation a stasis can ensue which, if bearable, can endure – as it did in Cuba for 50 years.
And that is leading to a stasis in corporate governance, rather than innovation and positive change.
I kind of feel like there's a bit of a stasis in terms of good companies getting funded.
By comparing their results with the then available data, the authors proposed a stasis in chloroplast genome structure of liverworts.
As Beth's illness neither improves nor progresses, all three find their lives marooned in a morbid stasis.
