The phrase "a considerable step in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate significant progress or advancement in a particular area or field.
Example: "The new policy represents a considerable step in improving workplace safety standards."
Alternatives: "a significant advancement in" or "a major progress in".
Linkle is a considerable step into the unknown for them, and I hope that she's a playable option in the next "proper" Zelda game, being teased for a 2016 Wii U release.
The service officially launched back in April (after a considerable beta period), and seemed like a considerable step forward in terms of developer monetization — if Amazon wanted to compete with the likes of Apple or Google's own considerable app ecosystems, in-app purchases were a must have.
With five years less experience than his sibling, McDonnell 11-0-2 11-0-2 11-0-2s a considerable step up in class against South Africa's Vusi Malinga, who has contested three 115lb world title-fights (unsuccessfully).
Although limited to the E.U., this "hub and spoke" model would represent a considerable step forward in providing a framework for dealing with cross-border resolution of systematically important financial institutions.
This would represent a considerable step forward in the formulation of housing stock decarbonisation policy that is informed by sound evidence.
But the forthcoming SGS7 Geekbench score leak pegs performance at 1873 (single core) and 5946 (multi-core) for the next-gen handset — so a considerable step up in the performance stakes for both variants.
The results state that the combination is computationally beneficial for the search and represents a considerable step forward in this field with respect to exact and other heuristic techniques.
Moreover, the identification of a smaller fragment of collagen as a receptor for PARF is a considerable step ahead in the development of a specific diagnostic test for rheumatogenic streptococcal strains.
While contact networks were a considerable step forward in the spatial modelling of disease spread, a simple structure of locations connected by the historical existence of cattle movements is not a good model of the temporal structure of these movements.
