"logical steps" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the process of reaching a conclusion or connecting facts in a logical sequence. For example, "By following the logical steps, I concluded that the outcome was not ideal."
Next there are a few more logical steps, followed by another chasm to cross.
As audiences have increased in visual sophistication, some of these "logical" steps have fallen away.
I've got there with what to me are fairly logical steps, but if you encounter it cold you think, 'God, this is odd.' This is quite a departure".
They invented an ingenious sophism, which, if conceded, was followed by perfectly logical steps, through all the incidents, to the complete destruction of the Union….
A tired child may be able to solve a simple math problem, but may struggle to master a word problem that requires several logical steps.
The "spiral" curriculum is a comprehensive programme ensuring continual revision and progression through small and logical steps but with key aims of mastery each year.
It is also possible for the computer to carry out many of the logical steps in reducing the data that lead to structural elucidation.
The difference is that, unlike Deep Blue, EHW continually crops and refines its search algorithm the sequence of logical steps it takes to find a solution.
While such puzzles can be arbitrarily difficult, the logical steps toward a solution are so well understood they can easily be expressed in computer code.
While riders have embraced the MetroCard and electronic discounts, many say that the next logical steps into the future -- supplanting token clerks, conductors and even motormen with machines -- will simply not work in a place as chaotic as New York.
The president said there were logical steps Americans could take to forestall another attack, but when asked to give some practical advice about what Americans should be on guard against, he resorted to humor.
