The phrase "a future step will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or actions that are intended to take place at a later time.
Example: "In our project timeline, a future step will be to conduct a thorough review of the findings."
Alternatives: "an upcoming action will be" or "a subsequent step will be".
Another future step will be to move towards modeling that would include genetic and other environmental factors.
With the promising results presented here, the future step will be to improve detection rates by using additional developmental stages, and a finer resolution of embryonic tissues.
An important future step will be to determine behaviorally the contributions of individual genes and transcript isoforms to the different aspects of memory formation, maintenance, and retrieval in a cell-specific manner.
Future steps will be to create a uniform comparable surveillance system, taking into account that the trigger will have to be adjusted for every hospital according to the local antibiotic policy [11].
Future steps will be to create a uniform comparable surveillance system, taking into account that the trigger will have to be adjusted for every hospital according to the local antibiotic policy [ 11].
Future steps will be to develop a simpler and more portable wide-field optical system that uses 2-NBDG and can be used to assist in the detection of cancerous tissue at the resection site.
As future developments of the presented platform, next steps will be about: (i) the identification of algorithms for data analysis and visualization tools; (ii) their implementation/integration within the provided infrastructure by creating services able to analyse and view data through remote computational and visualization resources.
In the future, this step will be replaced by combined visual and textual retrieval, which will further improve query completion and system quality in general.
After describing the evolution of computers since the nineties, from hulking desktop machines to petite portable devices, he wrote, "Looking to the future, the next big step will be for the very concept of the 'device' to fade away".
A crucial step will be offered by SST-2 for the human resource development for future.
