"whole phase" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use "whole phase" to refer to a distinct period of time or a particular stage in a process. For example, "This company is going through a whole phase of restructuring."
And during that whole phase of her career I was a print reporter.
The whole phase of qualifying builds morale, knowing that we can play and fight for each other.
A whole phase of my life – boyfriends, going to parties, hanging out with friends – I've missed it.
This is true for both the whole phase space and the global attractor.
With no foreshortening, a whole phase of life can seem arid which, in the longer rhythms of creativity, is a mere trough between crests.
Amongst Women is seen by many ordinary Irish people as the essential chronicle of a whole phase of our nation's life.
Reaction rate for whole solid phase i th compartment (kgs - 1).
And in the complex world of pharmaceutical research, Western companies have evolved from outsourcing slivers of research to India to outsourcing whole phases of drug development.
Their result is the construction of a robust family of exponential attractors, whose common basins of attraction are the whole phase-space.
Based on this strain, a novel "whole-phase" succinate production strategy was further developed, in which the engineered strain was first cultivated aerobically, then shifted to microaerobic phase at the end of exponential growth, and finally kept in anaerobic phase until the end of fermentation.
After removing the whole sedimented phase with a microsyringe, the sedimented phase was evaporated to dryness (Scheme 1).
