"proceeding stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the point in a process at which something is currently happening, has already happened, or is about to happen. For example, "We are now in the proceeding stage of the project".
The detection experts are used in multiple stages with simple ones in proceeding stages and complex ones in succeeding stages for improving detection speed.
These cells also respond to TNFα and IL-1β, which were introduced in the proceeding stages of the study.
Specific comments: 1) Although the data presented in the manuscript clearly suggest that the 100KP membranes are able to host LC3 lipidation, it is unclear whether these membranes are indeed incorporated in proceeding stages of biogenesis of autophagosomes.
Meanwhile an all-female dance, more natural-looking and more artistically complex than this statue, proceeds stage left.
As development proceeded (stage 32), secondary epithelial lamellae extended perpendicular to the primary laminae (Fig. 1c) and stratification of olfactory neurons through the height of the epithelium became evident as shown with different neuronal markers (Fig. 3g, h).
As development proceeded (Stages II V), three main polypeptides of 50, 18 and 14 kDa became the major proteins and there was a clearly marked increase in their concentration upon maturation (Fig. 3A).
Next, a series of epithelial invaginations and protrusions appear as development proceeds (Stage C1).
The subsequent PROCEED stage allows planning, implementation and evaluation of public health interventions based on the assessment.
At the PROCEED stage, the National Chagas Programme (indicated as "Chagas Programme" in Figure 3) programmed and directed the surveillance implementation by enabling and reinforcing the local health service.
Testing of each feature is proceeding in stages.
