The phrase "adventurous step" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a bold or daring action taken in pursuit of new experiences or challenges.
Example: "Taking an adventurous step, she decided to travel solo to a country she had never visited before."
Alternatives: "bold move" or "daring action".
Another major attraction is Guy Grossi's Mirka Continental Bistro, but for something a little more adventurous step out on to St Kilda's infamously eclectic esplanade.
Taking an adventurous step for a firm of its size, Corsini hired a sales manager in London to develop the British market, where its products were already sold in Sainsbury's supermarkets.
In 2003, Mr. Lanni took the adventurous step of trying to move into the online casino business, but he decided to shut down the experiment because of legal and regulatory questions.
A move to the city can be a way of experiencing something new without taking the more adventurous step of moving abroad.
The Comet is widely regarded jointly as an adventurous step forward and a supreme tragedy; nevertheless, the aircraft's legacy does include numerous advances in aircraft design and in accident investigations.
"We as a party have taken quite adventurous steps in forming a government in expectation that decommissioning would follow, and twice the republican movement has let us down".
Brett and Michelle's sexual slump is hardly an original storyline, yet her adventurous steps to address it – a bold, if ultimately disastrous, S&M session, for example – feel surprising.
There are many reasons why Rangers tripped up, not least of which is the fact that the Swedish season is in full tilt and here in Scotland our term is undergoing a stumbling start like a toddler taking his first adventurous steps.
In an interview with BBC Wales, Mr Bebb went on to say: "There is a growing understanding within the Conservative Party that in order to preserve the union we actually have to be very brave and take adventurous steps in terms of dealing with the constitutional issues once and for all.
The Aberconwy MP said it was time for more adventurous constitutional steps.
If you haven't but would like to, the place to be is Old Bethpage Village Restoration where youngsters and their adventurous parents can step back in time and pretend to be mid-19th century Long Islanders in "History Alive!
