The phrase "a significant step has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing progress or advancements in a particular context, such as a project, initiative, or research.
Example: "A significant step has been taken towards achieving our sustainability goals with the new policy implementation."
Alternatives: "an important milestone has" or "a major advancement has".
A significant step has been made towards integrating BOINC and Grid software: beginning with Condor version 6.7.17, Condor can be configured to run BOINC when it has no other work to perform.
"Although nothing can bring him back, the fact that a significant step has been taken towards getting justice for Mr Saleem will be a comfort to his family and the community in Small Heath.
It started in 2002, and a significant step has just been reached with the reopening in June of Queen's Quay, by Lake Ontario, after three years of construction work that has completely reimagined Toronto's car-centric urban landscape.
A significant step has been the emergence of PubChem, which contains property information for millions of chemical structures, and acts as a repository of compounds and bioassay screening data for the NIH Roadmap.
The reigning champions confirmed a record 19th title with a draw at Ewood Park last season - and the reaction from their supporters when referee Howard Webb brought matters to a conclusion suggested they believe a hugely significant step has been taken towards number 20.
Two decades later, BPfA remains an inspirational roadmap, illuminating the path toward a more just world, a path on which many significant steps have been taken.
"I think it's a significant step that has been taken by the bank," Mr. Davies said.
At the institutional level, many significant steps have taken place.
"The important thing here is we've taken a significant step forward to having a congestion pricing plan in the City of New York".
But if Rivers got it right with Green, the Clippers will be a significant step closer to having the reserve depth they've lacked once they get past ageless wonder Jamal Crawford, who contributed 20 of their 33 bench points Wednesday.
A significant step towards this has already begun in Ontario as the province legally banned coal burning for the power generation.
