The phrase "metal steps" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The tenant immediately felt safer upon noticing the new metal steps leading up to her apartment."
After descending a flight of metal steps, we rode an elevator twenty-five stories down.
You now go down 750 feet on a comfortably canted asphalt walkway rather than on the metal steps I recalled.
For a visitor trekking up metal steps to the top tier, where the vistas are magnificent but the winds blustery, that's easy to believe.
During the first world war, the Italian army constructed a system of metal steps, fixed cables, and ladders in the Dolomites, to enable troops to safely move around the high peaks that were the front line.
Whiteread ascends as swiftly as a seasoned sailor on a ship's rigging, the journey now a familiar one, although we go up on a rare day when rainwater on the metal steps hasn't been a worry.
It was less of a match and more of a brawl as before, and during, Ziggler and one of The Usos were thrown into the metal steps as all six men battled with each other.
The Count led the way into the library, and, seating himself on a metal step stool, he took out his pipe.
The main hazards found were the presence of pathogenic bacteria (stages 1 and 3), the high content in heavy metals (step 3), the use of unauthorized pesticides or doses above the permitted (stage 3), the presence of unauthorized organic matter (stage 3), the contamination by contact with the compost of Phase I (stage 7), and the wrong distribution of compost (stage 7).
This collective, we can only assume, are working on the world's first taste of dub-trap-metal-step.
Capturing the interdependence in MFA models requires modelling the interconnections between the metal process steps, i.e. based on detailed mass balances of individual processes and process steps.
Lesnar then brought the metal ring steps into the ring and put a kimura lock on Cena while on the steps.
