"developing step" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of gradually advancing towards a goal or taking progressive steps to grow or expand. Here is an example sentence: "Organizing our work in smaller developing steps helped us achieve our goal faster."
The specimens then were allowed to react with preformed avidin-biotin-enzyme complex (ABC-ELITE reagent, Vector Laboratories Inc). for 30 min. The developing step was incubation with 3-amino-9-ethylcarbazole (AEC) substrate for 15 min. The slides were counterstained with Mayer's haematoxylin.
All labeling steps were followed by washes with PBS + 0.1% saponin, except after the Nova Red developing step, which was followed by 5-minute incubation in distilled water.
In addition, the complex fixing and developing steps in traditional electrophoresis analysis can be replaced by on-line detection through interference spectra.
A part of the SDH-Net project has involved developing step-by-step global ethical research design guidelines to fulfil this need.
Among the bioorthogonal reaction tools, Michael additions have been broadly exploited as cross-linking modes for developing step-growth hydrogels, due to their virtue of simplicity, milder reaction conditions, and wider availability of functional precursors.
"The country develops step by step and our efforts are also aimed at changing things step by step.
The outcome of this work is very useful for manufacturers desirous to develop step precision winding systems.
A revising idea was thus proposed and developed step by step, so a new inner-cone hydrocyclone (ICH) was designed.
Once we know the user traffic for which the network will be developed (Step 1f), we have to define the possible locations for the base stations.
Therefore we developed step by step an inductive category system.
CT, computed tomography The case is developed step by step in the questionnaire text.
