The phrase "a key next step" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an important action or decision that should be taken to progress in a process or project.
Example: "After analyzing the data, we identified a key next step to improve our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "a crucial subsequent action" or "an essential following step".
However, implementing additional actuation capabilities along orthogonal directions will be a key next step to provide optimal postural assistance in clinical settings49.
Gerben-Jan Gerbrandy, MEP and head of the European parliament delegation to Cites, said: "This is a key next step in protecting a species for which the EU is unfortunately a key destination market".
But analysts say a key next step in giving European authorities more sway over the Continent's banking — agreeing to the system for restructuring and shutting banks — may be even harder to achieve.
The negotiations that begin this month at the United Nations for a new treaty to ban nuclear weapons are a key next step toward this goal and deserve our full support.
Biometrics will be a key next step, and it's a form of technology we as consumers are already used to.
This is a key next step because the idea eventually is to use the detections being made by devices to issue alerts.
Offering "artificial intelligence as a service," as Kenny describes his mission, could be the key next step.
They also noted that one key next step will be to provide support for other languages.
It starts at home first with parents ensuring they encourage their children whatever their gender but the key next step is with education.
One key next step will be to find out how auxin is transported during shoot branching in moss by manipulating the opening of the channels between the cells.
In order to further evaluate the causes and treatment of poor muscle quality, the key next step is to develop criteria for inadequate force production per unit of muscle mass.
