The phrase "available steps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to steps or actions that are accessible or ready to be taken in a particular context.
Example: "Please review the available steps to complete the registration process on our website."
Alternatives: "accessible steps" or "offered steps".
After all, if you're a public official charged with protecting society against these threats, then you would take all available steps to fulfil that mission.
And with a narrow majority, Germany's second-largest city voted to take all available steps to completely take over the electricity, gas, and district heating networks that it had sold to Vattenfall and German energy company E.On only decades earlier.
Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal "I just signed an Executive Order instructing state agencies to take all available steps to stop the relocation of Syrian refugees to LA," Governor Jindal announced on Twitter.
At least some of the assistance was accepted, they said, but there were still questions about whether Algeria had taken all available steps to avert such a bloody outcome.
This encourages polluters to take all available steps to reduce emissions which cost less than that price, which guarantees that we get the best environmental benefit from our collective sacrifices.This approach, though solid in theory and validated in practice for other pollutants, has not been embraced by the world's governments.
The irradiance levels were gradually changed in 8 steps from 300 to 800 which wereh were the available steps in the SEC 1100 Model.
Having designed my life plan aged nine, and since then making every available step to achieve it, I had written it off.
Purdue Pharma now acknowledges that there is an opioid crisis, but maintains that it has taken every available step to address it, from sponsoring "prescription monitoring" programs in some states to underwriting drug-abuse education.
"When a child is in danger, law enforcement needs to be able to take every legally available step to quickly find and protect the child and to stop those that abuse children.
"We constantly review our donors for any issues," said Bill Burton, a spokesman for the Obama campaign, "and while no organization is completely protected from Internet fraud, we will continue to review our fund-raising procedures to ensure that we are taking every available step to root out improper contributions".
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