"In the next steps" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to describe a process or set of instructions for someone to follow. For example: "Follow the instructions below, then in the next steps, we'll discuss how to troubleshoot any issues that arise."
In the next steps, the input power of the antenna of one or more neighboring BSs is increased.
In the next steps of this article, SIMDization is the only architectural optimization being considered as realistic.
In the next steps of the analysis we kept using the groups of students according to their technological preferences.
In the next steps, as the participant is going through your prototype, most likely they'll ask you questions like "What does this button do?", "Am I registered yet?", and other basic stuff.
In the next steps, it is of primary importance to simplify the course of action for the safety data sheet and to make matters manageable also for SMEs - instead of further increasing the number of guidance.
In the next steps, Macchiarini said, researchers will need to move to experiments in larger animals, as well as with other organs, to see if the concept they tried in this study is broadly applicable.
In the next steps, we analyzed only one clone for the same drug-resistance pattern from each culture tube to assure independence of the clones.
In the next steps, a software script based on a selection algorithm developed by our group [29] was used to select primers from defined primer regions of each target based on criteria defined in previous studies [18].
In the next steps, the remaining covariate relations were investigated.
In the next steps, in an adjacent system a CO2 desorption and compression occur.
In the next steps of the analysis, binary logistic regression was applied.
