The phrase "advanced in steps of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or progression that occurs in incremental amounts or units.
Example: "The temperature was advanced in steps of five degrees to observe the reaction."
Alternatives: "increased by increments of" or "progressed in intervals of".
A sliding window of 7 ms width was advanced in steps of 1 ms throughout each steady-state length and twitch force profile.
The AUC was calculated for firing rates in a 1 s window, advanced in steps of 0.1 s for all cells.
Starting for STN and GPi, respectively, 8 and 12 mm above the MRI-based target, the microelectrodes were advanced in steps of 500 μm towards the target by a manual microdrive.
Those features were computed using a 9.27ms advancing in steps of 1ms, effectively smoothing the data with 89.2% overlap.
We use multi-dimensional scaling to visualize the relationships among all this individuals, using 643,281 SNVs thinned using PLINK (50 basepair sliding windows, advancing in steps of 10, removing any SNV with R bigger than 0.1 with any other SNV within the same window).
Since the phalanx held in solid ranks and was divided only into the centre and wings, there was generally little need for an officer corps; the whole line advanced in step to the sound of the flute.
The uneasiness of the Vatican II priests grew in recent weeks as the beatification of Pope Pius IX, who ordered Jews confined to Rome's ghetto and had a Jewish child abducted to be raised as a Catholic, advanced in step with that of John XXIII, father of Vatican II.
The latex foil-covered positron and gamma probe heads were advanced in millimetre steps within 10 mm of the "tumour" gel's centre and in 2-mm steps for the remainder of a 2-cm-wide area around the "tumour" centre (Fig. 2).
Accordingly we advanced in several steps: a structured review of the literature, a qualitative study comprising stakeholder focus-group discussions, and two international consultations with stakeholder representatives (Fig. 1).
But fear has advanced in baby steps.
The proliferation of new psycho-pharmacological compounds has advanced in lock-step with the proliferation of new mental illnesses for them to "treat".
