The phrase "a very bold step" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that is daring or courageous, often in the context of making a significant change or decision.
Example: "Deciding to launch the new product line despite the risks was a very bold step for the company."
Alternatives: "a daring move" or "a courageous action".
In doing so, he's taken a very bold step".
First lady Laura Bush, in Egypt last month, described Mubarak's move as a "very bold step," infuriating opposition groups that regard it as a sham.
"I would say that President Mubarak has taken a very bold step," the first lady told reporters after touring the pyramids here.
"We think he is taking a very bold step and putting New York in the lead in the nation in terms of providing health care coverage for children," said Donna Lawrence, executive director of the Children's Defense Fund New York.
The campaign is "a very bold step" on the part of the council, Mr. Jennings said, in that "this will be, by a million miles, the largest public education campaign on L.G.B.T. issues".
Whereas many clubs in Hoffenheim's position would have appointed another firefighter manager with the simple remit of avoiding relegation at all costs, the club from rural Baden-Württemberg have put their trust in youth and long-termism and have taken a very bold step towards the future, regardless of what the next six months bring.
The ambassador from Sierra Leone to the United Nations, Ibrahim Kamara, called the council's action "a very, very bold step" forward for his country.
Eddie George, the Bank's governor, described the decision to put him at the apex of a nine-strong monetary policy committee as 'a very bold step' which had left him both surprised and pleased that Mr Brown had 'moved as decisively as he has'.
In Egypt in 2005, she praised President Hosni Mubarak's "very bold step" toward democracy for holding an election that was widely denounced as a sham.
During her last Middle East trip, in 2005, she praised President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt for his "very bold step" toward democracy.
That is certainly a positive factor that another place in the world is taking very bold steps.
