The phrase "a relevant first step" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the initial action or measure that is important or applicable in a particular context or process.
Example: "Identifying the target audience is a relevant first step in developing an effective marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "an important initial step" or "a significant starting point".
Ideally, a well-structured clinical assessment will carefully probe for relevant symptoms as a first step toward establishing a diagnosis and developing an appropriate treatment plan.
The accurate identification and annotation of chemical names that are topically relevant to literature is a critical first step to establish links between scientific publications and the databases containing information about the chemical structure the name represents (e.g., molecular structures, measured biological activities, and drug information).
This is a needed first step towards models relevant to disease onset, prevention, monitoring, and treatment of neuropathy in RGCs.
In a first step, all relevant physical parameters inside the model have been extracted from FEM and mixed-level simulations.
A progressive approach presents; in a first step Fuzzy Logic systems; then, relevant classes, design patterns and architectures are identified.
"The vast majority of our interns and the schools that sponsor them find their experience with us relevant and meaningful and an important first step in their career development," a representative from Emerson Electronics said.
She plans to develop methods to analyze large-scale genomic data to identify disease-relevant cell types and tissues, a necessary first step for understanding molecular mechanisms of disease.
Overcoming the second-order neglect of the relevant futures of these groups is a necessary and first step towards establishing choices about relevant futures for these persons.
Overcoming the second-order neglect of relevant futures of these groups is a necessary and first step towards establishing choices about relevant futures for these persons.
Identifying relevant coursework and experts in this area who can help you understand how to use data for better decision-making is a good first step in ensuring you remain relevant at work.
