further stage vs at a further stage

Both "further stage" and "at a further stage" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Further stage" is used when referring to a subsequent point in a process or development, while "at a further stage" is used to specify the timing or location of that subsequent point.

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further stage

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to refer to a subsequent point in a process or development.

This phrase is used to indicate a point that comes after the current one in a sequence of events or stages.

Examples:

We will discuss the budget at a further stage of the project.
The decision will be made at a further stage of the negotiations.

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It is necessary to establish a further stage of mandatory emission limits with effect from 2006 comprising further substantial reductions with respect to the limit values for 2003.
(12) It is necessary to establish a further stage of mandatory emission limits with effect from 2006 comprising further substantial reductions with respect to the limit values for 2003.
Now, the Commission is investigating a further stage of emission reduction for heavy-duty vehicles, concentrating on the primary pollutants NOX and particulates.
Now, the Commission is investigating a further stage of emission reductions for new heavy-duty vehicles (Euro 6 in the timeframe 2012-2013), concentrating on the primary pollutants NOx and particulates.
The preparatory action Growth and Audiovisual: i2i Audiovisual, complementary to the MEDIA Plus and MEDIA Training programmes, marked a further stage in implementing the policy of Community support for the audiovisual sector.
The preparatory action "Growth and Audiovisual: i2i Audiovisual", complementary to the MEDIA Plus and MEDIA Training programmes, marked a further stage in implementing the policy of Community support for the audiovisual sector.
It may be that a further stage is needed to enable us to find the best way forward.
The Commission proposed a step-by-step approach, with a further stage of market opening of 20% overall to be taken in the year 2003.
In addition, the Commission is also investigating a further stage of emission reductions for new passenger cars and light commercial vehicles (Euro 5 in the timeframe 2010), also concentrating on the primary pollutants NOx and particulates.
Madam President, the Green Paper on improving the efficiency of the enforcement of judgments in the European Union represents a further stage in the development of a European area of justice.
Model C of the certificate of conformity (incomplete vehicles) shall cover vehicles which need a further stage for their approval (e.g. truck chassis).
(h) "incomplete vehicle" means any vehicle which still needs completion in at least one further stage in order to meet all the relevant requirements of this Directive;
Whereas the identification system is to be voluntary at least in a first stage but subject to revision to establish whether to introduce it on a binding basis at a further stage;
incomplete vehicle means any vehicle which must undergo at least one further stage of completion in order to meet the relevant technical requirements of this Directive;
It is necessary to establish a further stage of emission limits, comprising further substantial reductions with respect to the limit values for 2003;
"incomplete vehicle" means any vehicle which must undergo at least one further stage of completion in order to meet the relevant technical requirements of this Directive;
incomplete vehicle means any vehicle which still needs completion in at least one further stage in order to meet all the relevant requirements of this Directive,
For incomplete vehicles, including chassis-cabin vehicles, that require a further stage of completion, the manufacturer shall provide all relevant information to the next stage manufacturers so that the requirements of this Regulation continues to be fulfilled.
'incomplete vehicle' means any vehicle which must undergo at least one further stage of completion in order to meet the relevant technical requirements of this Regulation;
The preparatory action 'Growth and Audiovisual: i2i Audiovisual', which supplements the MEDIA Plus and MEDIA - Training programmes, marked a further stage in implementing the policy of Community support for the audiovisual sector.

Alternatives:

later stage
subsequent stage
next stage

at a further stage

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to specify the timing or location of a subsequent point in a process or development.

This phrase is used to indicate when or where a point that comes after the current one in a sequence of events or stages will occur.