The phrase "a further step will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating an additional action or measure that is planned or anticipated in a process or discussion.
Example: "After completing the initial phase of the project, a further step will be to gather feedback from the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "an additional step will be" or "the next step will be".
A further step will be to understand the application of different reliability methods over the enterprise life cycle.
A further step will be to incorporate polymorphism, gene expression, and species distribution data (i.e., landscape genomics) of diploid parents and allopolyploid hybrids to identify the contributions of parental adaptations for broadening climatic regimes and abiotic habitats in polyploids.
A further step will be taken to examine the relationship between the variables through the Pearson correlation test before presenting the results of the regression analysis.
A further step will be an energetic and economical assessment of several scenarios, including transport and pre-treatment of substrates as well as treatment of digestate in order to choose the best option for Jenfelder Au.
A further step will be candidate elections.
A further step will be evaluation of the utility of combined PET/CT (Visvikis and Ell, 2003).
Further step will be to develop an electronic and interactive tool for the management of patients with this disabling disorder.
If it is determined that the infant has indeed had a stroke, further steps will be taken to insure that they receive the rehabilitation and treatment needed.
Further steps will be taken to develop a 3D model to observe the wave propagation behavior along different directions, including models of damage, to evaluate the sensitivity of auxetic laminates for damage tolerance applications.
Further steps will be the development of a diagnostic kit based on the quantitative assessment of protein and/or metabolite levels or gene expression in patient blood prior to or early after the onset of treatment.
In a system that requires unanimity, grumbling from Finland and the Netherlands is a reminder that even if the limited deal at the summit holds, further steps will be hard.
