The phrase "a further step of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing progress or advancement in a process or project, indicating an additional action or measure taken.
Example: "To improve our efficiency, we need to take a further step of implementing new software solutions."
Alternatives: "an additional measure of" or "a subsequent action of".
A further step of peeling off the top layer also conducts to the decoration of the nanoparticles exclusively in the interior of the holes.
Canon Kendall Harmon, a leader in the conservative American Anglican Council, which is working with the conservative primates overseas, said, "Impaired communion is a further step of separation which says that if there isn't a process of repentance, reparation and healing, we are headed toward broken communion, and that's the worst".
Organizers of the Sunrise Movement, the group that has been staging climate protests at the Capitol, plan to demand that Democratic 2020 candidates take a further step of promising to refuse campaign donations from executives and political committees of fossil fuel companies.
A further step of dipping in KOH solution removed the porous silicon.
A further step of pixel erosion helped achieve satisfactory cell shape fitting.
A further step of this analysis consisted of testing for structural invariance that is, we assessed whether the baseline structural model was valid across the two groups.
Moreover, even if it were, it would still be a further step to license implementation of some such proposal.
As a further step, modification of these habitats may theoretically enable the degree of hybridisation in the population to be managed.
Android's greatest strength over iOS - its superlative notification system - has also taken a further step ahead of its big rival with the redesign in Oreo.
The tie-up of the two European clearers is a further step towards consolidation of Europe's securities markets.
In a further step, the set of features was extended by the sex of the patient.
