Multistage sampling is defined as a sampling method that divides the population into groups (or clusters) for conducting research. It is a complex form of cluster sampling, sometimes, also known as multistage cluster sampling. During this sampling method, significant clusters of the selected people are split into sub-groups at various stages to make it simpler for primary data collection.
If you are asking for information on these sampling methods, See Schaeffer et al Elementary Survey Sampling. I would first check the Z-library. David Booth
You can read this article
https://www.questionpro.com/blog/multistage-sampling-advantages-and-application/
Multi-stage sampling is the description of procedures and techniques that are needed to be used in selecting the sample frame from the larger population in a study area. The selection process begins with larger clusters to the smaller units. The word multi-stage means there are more than one procedure/techniques to be used.
Draw a sample from a population using smaller and smaller groups at each stage. U may also called the cluster sampling as we have take the samples from small groups.
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