"foundation step" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it when referring to the first step in a process or a plan that is necessary for the success of a task. For example, "Developing a strong foundation step is essential to the success of our project."
Parents are demanding that the principal, Mark Yearsley, and Peter Noble, the chief executive running the academy's foundation, step down.
The aphasia BPS represent a critical foundation step for a national implementation effort in stroke care/rehabilitation.
Start by learning the box step, the foundation step of many ballroom dances.
Understand that a resume is the foundation step for any great career.
Huang said it was "great" to see the Chinatown Foundation step in to save the May Wah and keep it operating as SRO housing, but he says the government can do more to work with non-profits to explore what culturally appropriate needs can be addressed for the low-income community in Chinatown.
Some people skip the initial foundation steps and end up doing more harm than good".
The foundation steps are simple: the basic (shuffle-ball-change), a single (shuffle-step) and a double (a single and a basic).
Structured studio practice reviewing the basics of ballet technique including posture, placement, the foundation steps and ballet terms, and progressing to more complex positions and combination of steps.
Fundametals of ballet technique including posture, placement, the foundation steps, and ballet terms; emphasis on the development of coordination, balance, flexibility, sense of lines, and sensitivity to rhythm and music.
So the foundation stepped in to buy the place for an undisclosed sum, and Mrs. Reagan recently met the Shorts for a three-hour tour of the property, returning dozens of items that she had placed in storage, including the baseball cap, and instructing them on where to hang each picture and place each knickknack.
Eli Broad, the collector and philanthropist whose foundation stepped in to save the museum from insolvency in 2008 after its endowment was used to pay operating expenses, continues to exert considerable influence over the museum's decisions and has consistently supported Mr. Deitch.
