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The phrase "a few modest steps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe small, reasonable actions taken towards a goal or improvement.
Example: "To enhance our productivity, we can start by implementing a few modest steps, such as better time management and regular team meetings."
Alternatives: "some small measures" or "a couple of simple actions".
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Google has also taken a few modest steps to address privacy concerns.
It took a few modest steps to reassure the new members closest to Russia that NATO stood by its obligation under Article 5: an attack on one is an attack on all.
Yet last year Governor Bush vetoed a bill, passed unanimously by both houses of the Texas legislature, that would have taken a few modest steps toward creating public defender offices in Texas counties.
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There were a few modest successes.
Then, bar a few modest compositions, it was over.
Blustein has a few modest suggestions of his own.
A few modest differences can be found.
Even a few modest exits could ignite an explosion of advertising innovation.
We have a few modest suggestions, but be forewarned.
I have a few modest questions about that.
Maycomb's black residents have gained a few modest economic freedoms.
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