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After all the stages are complete vs After all the stages are completed

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'After all the stages are complete' is used when referring to the stages themselves being finished, while 'after all the stages are completed' is used when referring to the completion of the stages as a process.

Last updated: March 29, 2024

After all the stages are complete

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when referring to the stages themselves being finished. 'Complete' is an adjective describing the stages.
  • The Commission shall keep the European Parliament immediately and fully informed at all the stages of the procedure.
  • Maternal health programmes should also include training covering all the stages of childbirth.
  • It concerns all the stages from 'farm to table'.
  • I've been through all the stages of grief, Terry.
  • Obviously the delay with all the stages of transposition has not come about overnight.
  • Only if all the stages of the process are completed will a patient finally be able to secure access to treatment and be cared for.
  • Finally, it would become completely impossible to trace genetically modified organisms if there were no positive labelling of these at all the stages of production and distribution.
  • We must take this as a valuable lesson and apply it in the preparations for all the stages in the process of integration.
  • I mean, after my divorce, I was utterly gutted, went through all the stages of grief.
  • I talked to all the stage managers and her fellow dancers.
  • But please, let us respect all the stages and work through them one by one.
  • 2. Furthermore, contaminant levels shall be kept as low as can reasonably be achieved by following good practices at all the stages referred to in Article 1.
  • Observance of all the stages of production included in the specification ensures that a product of unique taste and aroma is obtained.
  • We acknowledge it: we still need to make improvements to all the stages of the cycle, that is, from acts already adopted to new initiatives, via proposals currently under negotiation.
  • You know, getting a stage in New York was close to near impossible, because all the stages in New York are in constant use.
  • We will have time to look at all the causes and all the stages of this process, but I think this is important for you to know in the debate.
  • In my view, this a very comprehensive proposal which includes a whole range of aspects geared towards ensuring that safety is taken into account through all the stages of life of road infrastructure: from planning to design and use.
  • Maybe you should have been on the stage after all.
  • You return to the stage after all these years of silence.
  • This imbalance and the uneven distribution of added value along the supply chain therefore requires measures to be taken which cover all the stages of the chain, including the distribution sector.

Alternatives:

  • after all the stages have been completed
  • after all the stages have finished
  • after all the stages are done
  • after all the stages have concluded
  • after all the stages are over

After all the stages are completed

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when referring to the completion of the stages as a process. 'Completed' is the past participle of the verb 'complete'.
  • Only if all the stages of the process are completed will a patient finally be able to secure access to treatment and be cared for.
  • After the ageing stage is completed, the chorizo is moved for the post-ageing and drying stage to the hanging or drying installations.
  • The Commission shall keep the European Parliament immediately and fully informed at all the stages of the procedure.
  • Maternal health programmes should also include training covering all the stages of childbirth.
  • It concerns all the stages from 'farm to table'.
  • I've been through all the stages of grief, Terry.
  • Obviously the delay with all the stages of transposition has not come about overnight.
  • The Federal Council undertakes to use every means at its disposal to ensure that the abovementioned stages are completed as swiftly as possible.
  • Finally, it would become completely impossible to trace genetically modified organisms if there were no positive labelling of these at all the stages of production and distribution.
  • We must take this as a valuable lesson and apply it in the preparations for all the stages in the process of integration.
  • I mean, after my divorce, I was utterly gutted, went through all the stages of grief.
  • I talked to all the stage managers and her fellow dancers.
  • Closes & kget; after all the downloads are completed. The Expert Mode must be turned on.
  • But please, let us respect all the stages and work through them one by one.
  • 2. Furthermore, contaminant levels shall be kept as low as can reasonably be achieved by following good practices at all the stages referred to in Article 1.
  • Observance of all the stages of production included in the specification ensures that a product of unique taste and aroma is obtained.
  • We acknowledge it: we still need to make improvements to all the stages of the cycle, that is, from acts already adopted to new initiatives, via proposals currently under negotiation.
  • You know, getting a stage in New York was close to near impossible, because all the stages in New York are in constant use.
  • We will have time to look at all the causes and all the stages of this process, but I think this is important for you to know in the debate.
  • In my view, this a very comprehensive proposal which includes a whole range of aspects geared towards ensuring that safety is taken into account through all the stages of life of road infrastructure: from planning to design and use.

Alternatives:

  • after all the stages have been completed
  • after all the stages have finished
  • after all the stages are done
  • after all the stages have concluded
  • after all the stages are over

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