The phrase "voting stage" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to the stage in an election process where people are allowed to vote. For example, "We have reached the voting stage in the presidential election."
The first European Standard for the design of commercial-production greenhouses passed through the formal voting stage in 2000 and its publication is imminent.
And so, with a little shame (but mostly bafflement) we've become dedicated viewers of "American Idol," which is in its second week of the fan voting stage.
That's to say, when we get to the voting stage, you need to include a link to a comment you've made on one of the earlier threads, so we can see that you mean it.
This year's prizes during the voting stage (open 26 April to 25 May 2015) include: Two tickets to Glastonbury Festival 2015 The winner of the free prize draw will receive two standard camping tickets to Glastonbury Festival 2015, which will be provided by the Guardian.
Thus, we propose a SWT direction determination method, which provides correct SWT image to SWT voting stage.
The Democratic party has almost 150 native delegates, who have stake in electing presidential nominees during the primary voting stage.
After the election, high school students not old enough to vote staged mass walkouts, in Los Angeles, Maryland, Arizona and New York, as means of protest.
Ironically, Obama's administration has pushed early and mail-in voting, staging a photo-op as the first president (and first lady) in American history to mail in a ballot.
Issues trace back as least as far as the voting stages, when the fairly mundane self-adhesive, eye-tracking proposal beat out some truly far-out pitches, like a VR diving mask and a glove that taught users how to play the piano.
A large majority of Haitians heeded the call and did not take part in the voting, staged by the provisional government of Lt. Gen. Henri Namphy, which was marked by irregularities.
Instructors may choose to show the variation in distribution of answer choices after first-round voting, after second-round re-voting (stage 2 and stage 5 in Figs. 2 and 3), and after voting in isomorphic question (stage 7 in Fig. 3), in the form of a histogram.
