staged method
[/steɪdʒd ˈmɛθəd/]
nounpl: staged methods
método por etapas
1. An approach or technique that is carried out in distinct phases or steps, where each stage is completed before moving to the next
The construction project used a staged method to minimize disruption to traffic.
O projeto de construção utilizou um método por etapas para minimizar a interrupção do tráfego.
2. A systematic procedure in which tasks are accomplished sequentially rather than simultaneously
The teaching curriculum follows a staged method, introducing concepts progressively.
O currículo de ensino segue um método por etapas, introduzindo conceitos progressivamente.
3. In acting and performance, a technique where rehearsal or production occurs in planned phases
The theater company employed a staged method for developing the new play over six months.
A companhia de teatro empregou um método por etapas para desenvolver a nova peça ao longo de seis meses.
This term is widely used in Brazilian and American business, education, and construction contexts. In Brazil, it reflects the preference for structured, organized approaches to complex projects. In the USA, it is common in project management, software development, and educational settings as part of quality assurance and risk management strategies.
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