The phrase "as a logical step" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decision or action that follows naturally from previous reasoning or actions.
Example: "After analyzing the data, implementing the new strategy was seen as a logical step to improve our results."
Alternatives: "as a reasonable progression" or "as a natural conclusion".
She didn't regard it as a logical step up the career ladder.
Ito sees CRISPR as a logical step in the rapid march of digital progress.
Industry analysts viewed the planned Fast purchase as a logical step for Microsoft's big Office business, but one with an uncertain impact on its wider rivalry with Google.
The Leader described his new focus on Africa as a logical step of political and economic evolution: the moving out from the epoch of nationalism into that of regional integration.
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Thornburgh views the decision to raise a big round now as a logical step and not just an exigency.
They could adopt the analogy of myopia, and consider diet and lifestyle changes the same as wearing glasses: a logical step to address a condition they cannot change.
Thus, for these participants, talking about their back pain care options and seeking recommendations was viewed as straightforward and a logical step in the decision-making process.
"Vodafone remains technology neutral as far as our future network options are concerned, and joining the WiMAX Forum is a logical step as we seek to evaluate the full capabilities and potential of this technology".
Extending this approach for building assessment to other countries seems a logical step as it gives designers a better insight in total building performance.
Dyson, a vocal backer of Britain's exit from the EU, said the move had nothing to do with Brexit and was a logical step as he targeted the fast-growing Asian market.
