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The phrase "a single step in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a small or initial action taken towards a larger goal or process.
Example: "Taking a single step in the right direction can lead to significant progress over time."
Alternatives: "one step towards" or "a small move in".
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Baysa edged Jeptoo by a single step in a thrilling finish.
Curses, if one chooses to believe in them, cannot be erased with taking a single step in baseball's three-step postseason.
Mr. Evans said that could be as easy as switching a single step in the manufacturing process, such as the pressing of the drugs into pills, to a plant that did not choose to seek F.D.A. approval.
But Cousins loses control in his scoring attempts almost willfully, as if the initial, completely inaccurate attempt were only a setup for his own offensive rebound, or a single step in a full possession rather than the culmination of it.
This will be but a single step in a long process and it will apply only to the chimps the agency owns, but it may well stir big reactions from many constituencies.
Chiral Quest at State University, Pennsylvania, focuses on a single step in the process of making a drug: forcing a chiral product into a left- or right-handed shape with the aid of "toolkits" of ligands molecules that work with metals to catalyse a variety of reactions.
Today is a single step in that direction.
Next, inspect what happens in a single step in the algorithm.
The probe employs fluorescence "on/off" switching strategy in a single step in homogeneous solution.
The charge process results in a single step in the voltage range 0.1/0.8 V.
A single step in conventional drug-screening typically costs $4 to $5, mostly for raw materials such as chemicals.
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