"further steps can be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing steps that can be taken in a particular situation. For example, "If we want to reduce carbon emissions, further steps can be taken to encourage more widespread use of renewable energy sources."
In September, further steps can be taken towards energy efficiency in next few decades.
The hope is that further steps can be taken in Paris to limit the temperature rise to 2C.
Our priority is to study the coroner's conclusions and then identify what further steps can be taken to help prevent a recurrence of this kind of tragedy in the future".
David Frankel, the company's founder, said, "The F.C.C. should say to everyone, 'If the only purpose of what you're doing is to rake in access charges, it's not O.K.'" A spokesman for the F.C.C. said it had resolved some concerns and "begun an inquiry into what further steps can be taken to prevent both incumbent and competitive carriers from gaming intercarrier compensation rules".
Yet further steps can be taken, Gemo believes, that will further facilitate the desired integration.
Transport Minister Keith Brown is set to discuss what further steps can be taken to protect cyclists on Scotland's roads.
"We are totally committed to helping any investigation in the various allegations," the AFA continued, "and to continue to work with the relevant football authorities, led by the FA, to further explore what steps can be taken in English football to put in place an effective system of licensing and code of conduct for agents".
"We need to fully understand SSE's reasons for this further delay and look at what steps can be taken to ensure confidence, investment and momentum in the marine renewables sector is maintained over the coming years".
Finally, the data produced by the above steps can be exported for further processing outside of BioSunMS system using the export function provided by Bioresource View.
The BCCP serves as an in vivo substrate mimic for E. coli biotin ligase, thus p53-BCCP fusion protein produced from this expression system is readily biotinylated in vivo and without requiring any further purification step can be selectively immobilized onto avidin coated microtiter plate.
BCCP mimics the natural substrate for E. coli biotin ligase, thus the p53-BCCP fusion protein produced from this expression system is readily biotinylated in vivo and without requiring any further purification step can be selectively immobilized onto avidin coated microtiter plates.
