The phrase "in the establishment phase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period during which something is being set up or initiated, often in a business or project context.
Example: "The project is currently in the establishment phase, where we are finalizing our goals and objectives."
Alternatives: "during the setup stage" or "in the initiation phase."
Xenografts preserved the original tumor identity in the establishment phase and after serial passages.
High mortality in the establishment phase due to repeated damage by tropical cyclones altered the trial design.
The jute net provided contradictory results in the establishment phase for both slopes with an enhanced cover on the 45° slope but a decreased cover on the 60° slope compared with the control.
While instances of reduction in L. salicaria have been reported and early indications are positive, most populations of controls remain in the establishment phase, at densities below those necessary to reach the program's stated goal of a 90% reduction in the biomass of L. salicariaover 90% of its range.
Although each session is properly anchored in the establishment phase, the routing/forwarding is adapted over time, according to the user, the session and the network context: the proposed approach is able to signal different mobility anchors to optimize the routing path to new and ongoing sessions of the user.
For those variable costs in the establishment phase, cross-correlations between operations in successive years are supplied in the example data.
The fact that microtubules are involved in both the establishment phase and maintenance phase of polarity suggests that both processes could share similar mechanisms and molecules.
The trees were well-watered in the lysimeters during the establishment phase until the start of the experiment in June 2011.
Further, mathematical interpretation of the observed biological data has produced an in vivo analysis of the establishment phase of infection and provided a map of the associated developmental events.
Plants National Database defines introduced plants as those that reproduce "spontaneously in the wild without human help", which we identify with the "establishment" phase in the conceptual framework [10] for the sequence of events constituting a biological invasion (Fig. 3).
Herbicides play an integral role in the management of competitive vegetation in these forests, particularly during the establishment phase of the forestry cycle.
