"sustaining phase" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a period when a process or situation is continuing at a predictable or established rate. For example: "After several years of rapid growth, the company is now in a sustaining phase as it strives towards long-term success."
What guidance is most useful to this group during the initial startup phase and the sustaining phase?
The start-up phase and sustaining phase of overseas immigrant businesses not only need to take full advantage of the internal network of social capital, but are also inevitably affected by local culture, social relations, and the like.
Our study suggests that the weakest part of the intervention was the Reinforcing (sustaining) phase and therefore it may be that strengthening of this aspect would improve its effectiveness.
This would take place during the Road Map and sustaining phases of the EIM program.
It was the start of a sustained phase of imperious attacking that left Wigan bandy-legged.
In addition, nanocapsules are more suitable for prolonged release during the sustained phase [6].
Consequently, the polyurethanes with improved mechanical properties and sustained phase transition exhibit shape memory properties.
R-NC showed higher values (1.7 and 22 h for the burst and sustained phase, respectively) compared to R-NE (0.8 and 5 h for the burst and sustained phase, respectively).
The Clavinet pitch is very stable during the sustain phase of the tone, and thus, there is no need for change in the overall DWG delay during sustain.
Gopperth was wide with his first penalty and further sustained phase rugby from Glasgow gave them the impetus for a second try.
A method based on windowed autocorrelation analysis [32] was used in order to obtain a good estimate of f 0 histories for the attack and sustain phase of the tone.
