The phrase "a few additional steps" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to extra actions or procedures that need to be taken in a process or task.
Example: "To complete the project, you will need to follow a few additional steps after the initial setup."
Alternatives: "a couple more steps" or "some extra steps".
With a few additional steps, customers can check their mailboxes at a copy and postal center.
There are a few additional steps than described in the Logging into Shared Mailbox via Microsoft Outlook guide.
OK, we admit that a few additional steps were required, but how marvellous that cutting-edge physics can be carried out in Blue Peter style, with a pencil and sticky-backed plastic.
A few additional steps during logic synthesis and layout generation have been introduced in order to implement the redundant net-lists and power domains as well as to place the latchup protection switches.
The pamphlet describes dozens of acts that would be considered hazing under state law and the college's own rules, from "requiring members to be tattooed or branded" to "requiring the carrying of any item (e.g., rocks, helmets, shields, swords, coconuts, musical instruments)." Since the hazing death, administrators have taken a few additional steps.
Creating a visualization of time-series data requires only a few additional steps beyond those needed to produce any map.
In standard Fourier Transform mode this is where the story ends but for Parks McClellan few additional steps are needed.
Three tRNA groups were evident: type II tRNA isoacceptors which were basal in the trees and could be constrained by few additional steps (low S), type I tRNA isoacceptors that were more derived and had larger S, and a derived group of three type I tRNAs (tRNAAsn, tRNAMet, and tRNAArg) with the largest S values.
It builds a slightly more complex torsion catapult than the previous methods, but requires just a few additional supplies and steps.
The additional 2-5 minutes will give you a chance to clear your head and has the added benefit of getting in a few extra steps for the day.
The method does not require implicit iteration; instead it time advances the solutions in a similar spirit to explicit methods, except it involves a few additional function(s) evaluation steps.
