The phrase "a series of random steps" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a sequence of actions or movements that are not planned or organized.
Example: "The experiment involved taking a series of random steps to observe the effects of unpredictability on the results."
Alternatives: "a sequence of arbitrary actions" or "a set of haphazard movements."
One of the concepts Lawler studies is a "random walk," which describes an object that moves in a series of random steps in any direction.
The process is completely clear to the user - for example, finding all the numbers that multiply together to reach the number 2,012 - but because the number 2,012 is encrypted, the instructions appear to be a series of random steps on an unknown number.
A group of physicists analyzed lead changes in team sports, including football, hockey, and basketball, and discovered that in basketball especially, the number of lead changes within a game closely follows the mathematical rules governing what's called a "random walk," or a path that consists of a series of random steps.
"Taking the next step in a series of random steps".
Strain S12_427 was obtained by subjecting wild-type P. putida S12 to a series of random and targeted optimization steps, key elements in which were the overexpression of the aroF-1 encoded class-I DAHP synthase, random mutagenesis and antimetabolite screening (Fig. 1; Wierckx et al. 2005).
Guillem stands mute, holding a skipping rope while Khan masters his first basic dance steps but what then follows is like a series of random snapshots from the rest of their lives.
A series of random hyperbranched linear polyethylene (RHBLPE), which represents a completely new type of polyethylene, was synthesized through a single step polymerizing process of ethylene by an α-diiminonickel complex pre-catalyst.
In evolution, a series of random variations gives rise to something that appears orderly and designed.
