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"in step with" is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase is used to mean that two or more things are moving in the same direction at the same speed, or that they are acting in the same way. Example sentence: The company is moving forward in step with the changing industry.
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"I'm in step with Prof Jules Pretty.
Its concerns are in step with ours.
He fell in step with her, easily.
The company grew in step with Japan's economic prominence.
Designers apparently have been right in step with this phenomenon.
That is a value proposition in step with the times.
Neither set of delegates was in step with that attitude.
But then television merely fell in step with the times.
Still, he is not always in step with Mr. Trump.
We did not cause that movement, but we believe this decision is in step with it.
2. C. Barrett and T. Bradshaw, "Burberry in Step With Digital Age," August 31 , 2011 www.ft.com.
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