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The phrase "a considerable step toward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing progress or advancements made in a particular direction or goal.
Example: "The new policy represents a considerable step toward achieving our sustainability targets."
Alternatives: "a significant move toward" or "an important advancement in".
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The various synthetic routes of carbon dots (C-dots) feature a considerable step toward their potential use in sensors and biotechnology.
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Torsten Albig, a Social Democrat who is governor of Schleswig-Holstein, also praised the discussions as "a considerable step forward" toward reaching a master plan by March.
In practical terms, by developing the conceptual design within a common framework as described in this paper, a considerable step forward toward the inclusion of the cultural dimension in European wide assessments can be made.
The next day, the independent newspaper, Le Jour, described their announcement as a "considerable step backward".
At $50, Boost's plan is a considerable step up for the market.
The second hands-on project felt like a considerable step up.
In my opinion, this is a considerable step forwards.
Sinclair seems to have felt a considerable antipathy toward sexual love.
Mixed farming was traditionally universal, but there has been a considerable movement toward specialization.
As a product category, the so-called Internet appliance generated a considerable buzz toward the end of last year.
Is it a step toward a comeback?
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