The phrase "all practical steps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the necessary actions or measures that are feasible and applicable in a given situation.
Example: "To ensure the project's success, we must take all practical steps to address potential challenges."
Alternatives: "all feasible measures" or "all actionable steps".
In the end, the agreement requires the Palestinians to renew cooperation with Israeli security officials and take all practical steps to arrest anyone planning terrorist actions or carrying them out, according to people familiar with the language.
All practical steps, from data acquisition to model validation, are illustrated using a four degree-of-freedom robot manipulator.
Anticipating more stringent environmental regulations, they also should take all practical steps to reduce refrigerant releases and increase efficiency.
They should take all practical steps to minimise the risk from exposure.
It is important for the credibility of reported research to take all practical steps to remove potential sources of bias from a study.
While mentors will take all practical steps to ensure appropriate contacts are put in place, responsibility for making best use of supervision rests with participants.
All available practical steps will be taken to avoid missing data.
While I am an avid believer of the fact that what you don't know can't harm you anyway, but had I not gotten myself checked in the hospital and taken practical steps, all the while remaining overwhelmingly optimistic, probably I would more than likely be dead by now.
I try to come up with all kinds of practical steps to mitigate bias at the end of the talk.
That's what All In is all about -- the realities of what parents are going through and practical steps we can all take to fix these problems.
When both sides accept that they cannot receive all they dream, some practical steps forward will begin.
