The phrase "augmented step" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes, methodologies, or improvements where a step is enhanced or increased in some way.
Example: "In our new training program, we have introduced an augmented step that allows participants to engage more deeply with the material."
Alternatives: "enhanced step" or "improved step".
Colleen Stockmann, assistant curator for special projects at the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University, and Jean-Baptiste Boin, a Ph.D. candidate in electrical engineering at Stanford and an expert in computer vision, are working on taking augmented reality a step further.
The CH4/H2 combustion is studied using a detailed reaction mechanism (GRI-Mech v3.0) and two augmented reduced mechanisms (11-step and 12-step).
This represents the next step beyond augmented reality".
But one start-up, Anomaly Productions, is taking a bigger step, adding augmented reality to the pages of its sci-fi graphic novels.
The MAX is another (bionic) step toward an augmented future of work.
When races, gunfights, adventures can all take place in digital reconstructions of the real world, the TARDIS will be remembered as a major step in the augmented direction.
When taking things a step further, an augmented reality app called Through the Wall could potentially allow a user to hold up his/her device inside any room of a building and be able to see where pipes and electrical wires are positioned.
Our hypothesis is that a stepped augmented glenoid component will have less mechanical liftoff than augmented components of varying designs without a step.
We propose an algorithm in which constraint functions will be taken into account by using an augmented Lagrangian formulation and a step-length control ensures a sufficient decrease condition in terms of the objective function within each iteration.
"And let's be honest, in four or five years it will be on a contact lens with augmented reality, which is the next step.
