The phrase "a future step would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or actions that are intended to be taken at a later time.
Example: "After completing the initial phase of the project, a future step would be to gather feedback from the team."
Alternatives: "a subsequent action could be" or "the next step might be".
In addition, a desirable future step would be to take our study further into broader and more practical contexts such as clinical rotations in the internal medicine curriculum as well as clinical practices of the program graduates.
Another future step would be to add more "fine-grained detail" — such as being able to say which way on the political spectrum a biased news source swings, for example.
At the insistence of the Netherlands — which has consistently put a brake on Serbia's push for membership — the union's decision included a statement that future steps would be approved only if all member countries agreed that Belgrade was cooperating fully with war crime investigations.
A future developmental step would be to select from the entire waiting list which surgeries should be performed according to their urgency (time on the waiting list).
A first step would be to collect appropriate biological samples from all clinical trial participants and obtain their informed consent for future pharmacogenomic research studies.
These limitations determine the agenda for future research: The first step would be a repetition of this type of analysis for different work-related questions, different treatments and different chronic pain conditions to determine whether or not our findings are general.
The publishers, for their part, could not say for certain yesterday what steps would be taken for future editions.
A future step in research would be to investigate evolution acceptance and ability to interpret phylogenetic trees as related to epistemological development among religious students in general education course settings.
A future step could be driverless cars, and Uber is investing in the technology, which Bertram said would not be a reality for at least a decade.
