The phrase "a necessary step of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a required action or procedure that is part of a larger process or plan.
Example: "Implementing a thorough training program is a necessary step of ensuring employee success."
Alternatives: "an essential part of" or "a crucial element of".
16 May 2012 Include average dead time correction calculation as a necessary step of the reprocessing.
Landmark identification is one of the fundamental aspects and a necessary step of Three Dimensional (3D) data process.
Here, we have performed rational design and in silico screen to identify a small molecule inhibitor, Phox-I1, targeting the interactive site of p67phox with Rac GTPase, which is a necessary step of the signaling leading to NOX2 activation.
Taken together these data lead to hypothesize that the delayed DDT time course on estrogen receptor activation in vivo might be due to a necessary step of metabolism of the compound.
Orr and his spokesman Bill Nowling repeatedly insisted that there were no existing plans or intentions to sell DIA art, and its appraisal, along with that of other city assets, was merely a necessary step of "look[ing] at everything on the table".
Evaluation of cytotoxic T cells in HIV1-infected individuals is generally achieved after a necessary step of in vitro stimulation.
Mr. Trump's supporters offered praise, calling it a necessary step on behalf of the nation's security.
This is a necessary step for disassembly of focal contacts and subsequent motility.
In addition, this assay might be a necessary step for determination of individuals at high risk for cancer among EC patients' relatives.
This requirement applies to in vitro but also in vivo investigations which are a necessary step for evaluation of novel therapeutic modalities.
Functionalization of the surface, most easily accomplished by chemisorption of alkanethiols, is a necessary step for covalent regioselective attachment of a protein of interest.
