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Using 'Phasing' in a Revit project primarily serves the purpose of managing different stages of construction. This feature allows designers and builders to clearly represent the progression of a building project over time. By utilizing phasing, users can show how a project evolves, indicating which elements are existing, under construction, or planned for future work. This is particularly useful in complex projects where multiple stages of construction occur, allowing for better planning, coordination, and communication among stakeholders.

The use of phasing ensures that each stage of the project is accurately depicted in documentation and visualizations, which aids in project management and helps to mitigate potential conflicts that may arise during construction. This functionality is vital for producing schedules, ensuring that the construction timeline is adhered to, and making strategic decisions regarding resource allocation and logistics throughout the various stages of development.