The phrase "a new step for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate progress or a significant change in a process, project, or initiative.
Example: "The launch of this innovative product represents a new step for our company in the tech industry."
Alternatives: "a new phase in" or "a new milestone for".
The dance division at New York Public Library has announced a new step for one of its curators.
Although he fell, the move signaled a new step for competitive surfing.
It said the negotiations over it were "confidential talks" and the pact was "widely considered a new step for the United States to dominate the economies in the Asia-Pacific region".
TO DO's interactive camera constellation is a new step for the London-based artist, though her earlier works also put video and its related apparatus at the centre of events.
The 3,500-square-foot 3,500-square-foot 3,500-square-footwhich will include 4K digital cinema technology, will take about a year to complete and represents a new step for a center that has long provided low-cost equipment, editing facilities and other resources to filmmakers and students.
That the case even went to trial, though, was a new step for the courts under President Vladimir V. Putin, coming months after a court in Moscow sentenced members of a Russian punk band, Pussy Riot, to prison terms for staging a performance in an Orthodox cathedral.
It's also a new step ahead for GoFundMe in terms of how it works with organizations globally.
In the present paper, we propose several kinds of adaptively relaxed iterative algorithms with a new step size for solving the split feasibility problem in real Hilbert spaces.
But in a new step forward for humanity, hangover cures will be more delicious than ever.
"This is a new step forward for the Beatles, not a repeat at all," Ono, 83, said in another backstage interview.
This partnership is a new step forward for our Foundation in the common goal of reducing the number of children that do not have access to basic education.
