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"phase I" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the first stage or step of a process. For example, "We are moving ahead with phase I of our project."
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Phase (i) Compute at another scale level.
Phase I had ended.
It's a phase I went through.
It was just a phase, I suppose.
This is the terminus of Phase I.
"There isn't one phase I thought played well," Coughlin said.
Phase I cost $4.5 billion, by the state's accounting.
The Phase I trials, begun in 2007, tested for safety.
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➢ L Phase, ➢ I Phase and.
Study Design: This was a phase I/II prospective trial.
It is presently in Phase I/II clinical trials.
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