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"a few steps further" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a small distance or amount beyond the current point or location. Example: "We walked through the forest and stopped at the base of the hill. With a few deep breaths, we began our ascent, determined to reach the top a few steps further."
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Perhaps you're willing to take it a few steps further.
But a few steps further on he discovers a mushroom the size and shape of a toasted tea cake.
Gradually, he dissolves out of the frame and, almost instantly, dissolves back in a few steps further along.
Curb Media, a London-based "natural media" company, takes the idea of paperless promotion a few steps further.
A few steps further down, the street opens out into a square, revealing the convent that inspired the cakes.
But a range of new products is expected early in 2002 that will take matters a few steps further.
"Rain" takes painting a few steps further into abstraction than Turner's boldest seascapes at the end of his life.
This summit declaration went a few steps further than the statement agreed on after the last meeting of Arab heads of state, in 1996.
Mr. Davis took the criticism of Mr. Obama a few steps further, likening his slogan for change to the pitch of a "snake oil salesman".
If charm bracelets don't strike you as quite bespoke enough, Jennifer George, a jewelry designer, is taking the concept a few steps further.
A few steps further down Highway 127, the tiny but funky cybercafe C'est Si Bon (760-852-4307) startingrepes statting at $6; a cappuccino is $3.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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