"advance a step" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when discussing progress or movement in any context. For example, "By starting early and planning well, we have advanced a step towards success."
I don't advance a step," and "I have not the least notion how to get on...
I don't advance a step," and "I have not the least notion how to get on..
The time sheet also acts as a record of hours to be added to the education book, either to advance a step on the payroll, or to apply for a professional certificate when the apprentice reaches 6800 h.
The Denver Broncos, thirsting for a chance to avenge a pair of Super Bowl blowouts, managed to advance a step in their quest on Sunday.
" Have the child whom guesses the correct fist advance a step.
She faced it out and was nearly out of the place when one of the attendants advanced a step.
His vaguely romantic friendship with Maria advances a step when he accompanies her and her young son to an amusement park.
In 1986, Paa-Alam was the scene of one of the terrible battles over the Faw Peninsula, where tens of thousands of men died while hardly advancing a step.
March 13 , 20146.03pm GMT 1st over: England 5-0 (Lumb 5, Hales 0) An awkward start to the innings, featuring as it does a couple of picked-out fielders and an outside edge that didn't quite carry to slip before Lumb finally gets the scoring started, advancing a step or two and pushing through midwicket for four.
Rb-derived MBF estimates seem robust for clinical research, advancing a step further towards its implementation in clinical routine.
Thus, Rb-derived MBF estimates are robust in the clinical setting even at higher flow rates, advancing a step further towards its routine implementation in clinical practice.
