The phrase 'review the steps' is correct and can be used in written English.
You might use it to provide instruction or guidance, for example: "Before continuing with the project, please take the time to review the steps outlined in this document."
I will begin work today to urgently review the steps the National Offender Management Service have taken to prevent this from happening in future.
Next, we review the steps in vulnerability assessment (VA) and describe the use of SysML models in these steps.
We review the steps involved in the design of useful biological assays and automated image analysis, and describe major challenges associated with each.
We first briefly review the steps involve in the application of the Churchill-Doerge (CD) method (Churchill and Doerge 1994).
If it does not, review the steps and try again.
If you have any doubt about disassembly, review the steps from beginning to get the gun disassembled to this point.
In the "STEP-BD study" section, we review the STEP-BD study.
In the statement, Google predictably reviews the steps it has taken to follow through on previous promises to Congress.
This article reviews the steps needed in the design and execution of valid microarray experiments so that global gene expression data can play a major role in the pursuit of future biological discoveries that will impact drug development.
Finally, discussions with patient development partners reviewed the steps necessary to use the tool during a clinical encounter.
Discussions with clinic staff (surgeons, nurse practitioners, nurses, and medical assistants) reviewed the steps necessary to use the tool.
