The phrase "a large step on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express progress or advancement in a particular area, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "Making a large step on the project will help us meet our deadline."
Alternatives: "a significant advancement in" or "a major leap forward in".
She had to fight to stay on the equipment on one pass and had a large step on her landing for a score of 14.933.
But Mustafina was unable to keep the pressure on, making several bobbles and taking a large step on the landing.
And to come to the aid of their international colleagues and friends is a large step on the way toward democratizing the U.S. educational system.
In such a bear market, Bitmain may be taking a risk by going public, but it's certainly a large step on behalf of the crypto market.
Gabrielle Douglas had a large step on her landing but was otherwise solid and scored 15.233.
He characterised this as a very large step on the road to vindication, which surely it is, and we discussed the next step".
On application of a large step strain, a soft spherical droplet in a matrix with higher viscosity deformed to a flat ellipsoid.
Nonetheless, the identification of simple small molecules with such an impact on lifespan is a large step forward in our endeavor to understand the aging process, and perhaps, how to manipulate it.
Thus, it may be concluded that NRHM, launched to improve the health indicators of the rural areas, has in essence been a large step toward recognizing and taking corrective action on the health inequities within the country.
It is enormously satisfying to see the field of relativistic heavy ion physics take this tremendous (large) step on the energy frontier.
The second most prevalent stepping pattern was a jump over the obstacle (step length = 6) on the right and a large regular step on the left (Fig. 11).
