"minor stage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or process that is still developing or not yet fully developed - for example, "We're still in the minor stage of our project, but we hope to make rapid progress soon."
Released in the US in 1915, this was the first major screen outing for the woman who, until then, had been a minor stage actor.
She landed minor stage roles and in 1971 appeared in Taking Off, the first American film of Czech-born director Miloš Forman.
After the war he won minor stage and film roles but went to Canada and the United States in search of work, only returning to Britain to make The Avengers.
Among the many epic if not legendary things I have missed that happened at Glastonbury while I was doing something else during the last weekend in June most years since 1970, is the Orbital performance on 25 June 1994 on a minor stage just as it was going dark and thoughts were turning... well, they were just turning.
A new boxed set from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, "The Jack Lemmon Collection" offers five of the feature films that Lemmon made for Columbia Pictures from 1954 to 1964, the decade when he developed from a minor stage and television actor into one of Hollywood's biggest box-office draws.
Spears emerged onstage for the chorus and performed alongside Minaj and her back up dancers while walking to a minor stage.
It can take well over half an hour to get from one of the minor stages near the citadel to the main stage, even when the crowds are relatively light.
Four minor stages of OCD have been identified after trauma.
The first was plagued by slippages, major and minor, between stage and pit.
In all, over three minor league stages, Flores hit.307 with 42 runs batted in.
Figure 9 BF block in minor cycles-stages 1 and 2 computation for N = 64.
