The phrase "any other step" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional actions or measures that may be taken in a process or sequence.
Example: "Please let me know if there are any other steps I need to follow to complete the application."
Alternatives: "any additional action" or "any further measure".
So a pipeline, which could bring more cash into Afghanistan than any other step short of legalizing opium, could just as easily promote destabilization and upheaval.
The family has also resisted efforts to turn the nearly $500 million in convertible debt that it holds into equity, or take any other step that would remove it as a major creditor of Adelphia, which the Rigas family has helped push to the brink of ruin.
Even where statements actionable as libel under state law would also constitute an unfair labor practice, the Board's interest would be limited to their coercive or misleading character, and the Board would be powerless to award damages or take any other step to redress the injury to the reputation of a defamed individual.
I'm very worried about this or any other step in the direction of a trade war.
Do your homework: More than any other step, this is what differentiates people who are going to get my help from those who fade away.
Before taking any other step, she says, have a plan for how you intend to deal with any questions or contingencies that may come up.
He also said the Fed needed more information about the sovereign debt crisis in Europe before taking any other steps.
Asked by reporters if Saudi Arabia planned to relax the guardianship laws, or take any other steps to expand women's rights, Salman would not comment.
The companies did not survey the land, build roads, file for drilling permits or take any other steps that usually draw a region's attention.
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The Court expressed no view on the Commission's attempt to ratify the prior ALJ appointments, or whether the Commission needs to take any other steps before Lucia's case can be reheard before a constitutionally-appointed ALJ.
