"Perfect step" can be used in written English, and is typically used to describe an action or decision that was taken as the optimal choice. For example: "Taking the job offer was the perfect step for her career."
Winkleman handles live telly well; her natural kookiness is in perfect step with its unpredictability.
You know, he didn't insist that they always fall into perfect step.
The students march in perfect step while thirty children play music which they couldn't hear.
Fred Mollin's production, with its spare arrangements and creamy strings, is in perfect step with Ms. Wilson's appealing vocals.
They'd hop from one foot to the other for a few beats, in perfect step, as if listening to the same disco soundtrack.
Its no-nonsense design and impressive features and performance make it a perfect step-up camera for point-and-shoot users.
Life moved so fast in these circles that it seemed of little consequence that the two hardly knew each other; Phillip DeVine was black, and that made him a perfect step-father candidate for the half-black Jasmine.
The sequence is a perfect, step-by-step Buddhist image of time passing and an ego disappearing, a process that some of Mr. Kim's other recent pictures turn into mandalas of layered light.
World's Best City Its economy can reach over 100 million people, it has low taxes and is a perfect stepping-off point for the rest of China.
This paper studies various reliability metrics for the process of migration in a metapopulation landscape network from a critical habitat patch to destination habitat patches via perfect stepping stones and imperfect (deletable) corridors.
