The phrase "a major step on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate progress or advancement in a particular process or journey.
Example: "The new policy represents a major step on the path to achieving our sustainability goals."
Alternatives: "a significant milestone in" or "an important advancement in".
The identity documents bill is a major step on that road.
Nopi is a major step on from the Ottolenghi books, both in technique and ingredients.
For all the slaughter and devastation it precipitated, it insists, the Reformation was a wonderful thing and a major step on the road toward human enlightenment.
WASHINGTON — Congress will take a major step on Wednesday toward creating an independent panel with sweeping powers to investigate the root causes of the economic crisis.
RIGA, Latvia — The European Central Bank took a major step on Thursday toward winding down life support for the eurozone economy.
Business groups welcomed the Senate vote, which moved them a major step on the way to their long-standing goal of lower corporate taxes.
have set a timetable for healthcare reform by this fall--a major step on the road to passing legislation this year.
"Today is a major step to getting on that path," the governor added.
PAGE A8 U.S. Freezes 2 Syrians' Assets The Bush administration took a major step to increase pressure on the Syrian government, ordering a freeze on any assets in American financial institutions controlled by two senior Syrian intelligence officials who served successively as Syria's de facto rulers in Lebanon during three decades of occupation.
This is a major step for the LEGO Group on our way towards achieving our 2030 ambition on sustainable materials.
"This is a major step for the Lego Group on our way towards achieving our 2030 ambition on sustainable materials," CEO Jørgen Vig Knudstorp said.
