"review phase" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a period of time when someone is reviewing something, such as a plan or document. For example, you could say: "The team is currently in the review phase of the project."
Reliable automatic feedback on any of these parameters will improve the speed and efficiency of the manuscript preparation phase and the review phase for authors, publisher and reviewers.
Title, abstract, and full text screening was undertaken by four reviewers, and inter-rater reliability statistics were calculated for each review phase.
For the full article review phase (n = 7), Access databases were once again created for each reviewer.
"Given that the review phase of the investigation is essentially completed, we fully understand the reasons why the team is being reduced.
"In year one of the Comprehensive Spending Review phase there have been a lot of brutal cost reductions, but the next three will also be very difficult.
A subset of teams will be invited to interview with us during the review phase in early April.
This motivated us to develop a workflow that combines an automated robot crawling phase with a supervised human review phase (Fig. 4).
And in September, the Empire State Development Corporation released one of the first formal planning documents for the project, beginning its official public review phase.
Each simulated sub-system of the wind turbine reliability model contains field component failure rates that were compiled from the literature review phase of this research.
Following the eligibility review phase, seven studies, evaluating twelve different patient-reported outcome measures, met inclusion criteria.
This paper reports on two controlled experiments comparing pair programming with single developers who are assisted by an additional anonymous peer code review phase.
