The phrase "a few steps after" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a location or event that occurs a short distance or time after another. Example: The bakery was just a few steps after the flower shop, making it a convenient stop for customers looking to buy both treats and gifts.
Mr. Sheard, still on the phone, looked up and darted a few steps after them.
In the first few steps after the snap, there is little speed difference between Jacobs and Bradshaw.
A few steps after him, smiling and striding and carrying Don's canvas bags of cameras and lenses, there was Ted Kennedy, bigger than life.
He walks a few steps after her, wearing a new black suit that has room for him to grow into, carrying a big black valise of pamphlets.
It will cover players who have taken a few steps after catching a ball, but who have not gotten into position to protect themselves..
Interestingly, it takes a few steps after the beginning of the attack for the traffic to reach its maximum value, and the increased traffic effect remains for a few steps after the attack has ended.
This week, however, peace in Congo did seem a few steps closer after a ten-day visit to the region by 12 ambassadors to the United Nations.When a UN Security Council delegation visited the country a year ago, it came back empty-handed.
As it is, he seems to have taken a few steps back after last season's progress, but that's the nature of scripted TV: Forward momentum must happen as slowly as possible.
Shannon Stewart was caught a few steps off third after Delgado's double in the fourth, spoiling a second-and-third, one-out situation.
I certainly do, especially if it's just a few steps to bed after the party's over.
It feels as if it is bruised for the first few steps you take after getting out of bed.
