The phrase "a final step to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the last action or measure taken to achieve a goal or complete a process.
Example: "After months of preparation, we are now ready for a final step to launch the new product."
Alternatives: "a concluding step to" or "the last step to".
In a final step, to rid the water of the remaining organic contaminants, it flows through a high-temperature catalytic oxidation process.
As a final step to reduce any redundancy present in the final concatenated assembly, we merged and extended all assembled contigs (across all partitions), based on overlaps of 40 nucleotides or more, to produce a final 'consolidated' sequence collection.
Still at its mercy Putting up with Putin Bravura nonsense Change gotta come Spoilsport Reprints Related items Having it both waysMay 20th 2004It is time to take a final step: to accept that the hopes of the 1990s were misplaced, and that Russia will take many years to become a liberal democracy.
You will see a final step to let you share on Facebook, Twitter and now Instagram.
Although in our case this condition would be acceptable, we adopted the suggestion of the authors to devise a final step to split the groups into one or more contiguous communities.
As a final step to produce PEN in H. polymorpha, we introduced the genes that encode the P. chrysogenum peroxisomal enzymes IAT and PCL in HpPen3, resulting in strain HpPen4 (Fig. 3).
We next explored whether a different final step to obtain pure αSyn after AEC would preserve the ability to cross-link endogenous αSyn multimers.
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That is because many doctors and patients are reluctant to take the final step to ensure a single birth, a process called S.E.T., for single embryo transfer.
A final step is to take the council to court, although this can be very expensive.
A final step prior to substrate export appears to be evaluation of a substrate's folding state by the Tat apparatus.
