The phrase "another major step" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a significant progress or advancement in a process or project, often following previous steps.
Example: "The implementation of the new software represents another major step towards improving our operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "a significant milestone" or "an important advancement".
President Bush said in a statement that House passage of the legislation was "another major step forward in achieving the transformation of the U.S.-India relationship".
Mr. Papaconstantinou said Monday that the draft budget was "another major step toward putting our public finances in order and rebuilding trust at home and abroad".
William Hague, Britain's foreign secretary, said it was "another major step forward in getting necessary assistance to the Libyan people, building on the remarkable progress in recent days".
Thomas Lueck (NYT) NEW JERSEY NEWARK: WORK BEGINS ON RESEARCH CENTER After eight years of planning, construction has begun on a 190,000-square-foot research center hailed yesterday by Mayor Sharpe James as "another major step in Newark's renaissance".
And chancellor George Osborne said it was "another major step forward" for the UK as the western hub of Chinese finance.
In a written statement issued Monday, he called the indictment of Archibald and the subcontractors "another major step in our effort to assure the integrity of the elective process for public officials in the city of Los Angeles". Casden is a major local political contributor who has developed or acquired about 90,000 apartment units, mostly in Southern California.
The honor is yet another major step in Vick's resurgence.
Another major step forward has been the use of high-throughput phenotyping.
The sale is another major step in the government's efforts to overhaul Japan's shaky financial system.
On Tuesday it felt like we made another major step towards the symbolic 7000 mark.
Another major step was the introduction of the Race Relations Act.
