The phrase "making a further step" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe taking an additional step toward completing a task or achieving a goal. For example: "The professor announced that he was making a further step in his research on the behavior of chimpanzees."
Now they have had the manufacturers' full backing this year in developing 2017's car, their engine should also make a further step forward – it is already performing well in a car with a good chassis as Red Bull finish the season second only to Mercedes.
To make a further step towards causal analysis, we exploit variation in skills from two natural experiments.
This study could make a further step on predicting rheological properties, helping improve the actual sludge treatment process and the operation of sludge dewatering.
In 2012, Almeida and Drihem [11] made a further step and gave boundedness results for T on (dot{K}_{p cdot)}^{alpha(cdot),q}({Bbb{ R}}^{n})) and (K_{p cdot)}^{alpha(cdot),q}({Bbb{ R}}^{n})), where the exponent α is variable as well.
We are now ready to make a further step and consider also making the entity linked to the phospholipid on the sn-2 position a potential drug, i.e., a prodrug that is turned into an active drug upon release by s-PLA2 action in the cancer tissue.
This is a plausible pattern since seeking care from the health center may already have exhausted the family's resources, making a further referral step to hospital wholly unrealistic, primarily for lack of money [ 16].
To meet these requires, a great deal of efforts have been made to take a further step in anode electrode materials with superior performances [9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15].
We are making a further commitment by taking steps to ensure that, ahead of 2017, the voting academy will, wherever possible, have equal male-female representation and at least 15% BAME participation, in line with national trends, as well as being more diverse with regard to age and regionality, so that it can be more truly representative of modern British music.
Making the workers part-owners of the business would be a radical alternative, but it would be a further step towards making it a viable commercial enterprise.
This represents a further step toward making such technology available to patients in the outpatient setting.
