The phrase "a successful step" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action or decision that has led to a positive outcome or progress in a particular situation.
Example: "Launching the new marketing campaign was a successful step towards increasing our brand visibility."
Alternatives: "a positive move" or "a fruitful action".
Officials hailed the test as a successful step toward the Star Wars missile-defense program.
I hope that the test proves a successful step in his rehabilitation".
Their arrival is a successful step in an experimental reintroduction plan run by the Parks Department's Ranger Wildlife Management Program.
Sanus Per Aquam had won his two previous races and was sent off at 1-3 to make a successful step up to Pattern company.
Due to the heterogeneous users' needs and requirements, user modeling could be considered as a successful step towards the identification of users' preferences.
The overall effect — with a soundtrack of Lana Del Rey singing, "It's you; it's you; it's all for you" — was sensual, a little edgy and a successful step into a more urban territory at Etro.
This increasing direct participation suggests both a high perceived usefulness of the system and a successful step-wise provisioning of participation-enabling end-user applications.
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At last, this will require not only a reliable view through the "window of opportunity" but also a subsequent successful step through a "gate of new opportunities".
Continue working back and forth between your cues until your horse clues in and does at least a single successful step in a side pass.
After a new successful step of optimization (that provides an improvement of S t)), the new (S t)shared, S t)) pair is included to the list and q is recalculated.
