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The phrase "a half step further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate making a small additional progress or advancement in a particular situation or context.
Example: "If we want to improve our project, we need to take a half step further and consider the feedback we've received."
Alternatives: "a small step further" or "a little further".
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Daley takes this analysis a half step further, arguing that the control Republicans exercised over the latest round of redistricting is the very reason the Party has lost control over its members.
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It's still a beginning, a half step between a real performer and something that is still emerging that could go a lot further.
It advances three steps forward and a half step back.
A half-step, a feint, a compromise?
If only a half-step, then Anupong.
"They went a step further.
Plank went a step further.
Miller went a step further.
Then he took it a step further.
Mr. Ahrens took this a step further.
They also go a step further.
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