The phrase "step saving" can be correct and usable in written English.
Example: One of the keys to efficient work flow is step saving - finding ways to eliminate small, time-consuming tasks in order to focus on more important ones.
As the housing market slowly rebounds, those thinking about buying often stall at the first step: saving the down payment.
Another system allows a customer to make address changes remotely in a single step, saving Royal $38 million in annual mailing costs.
First, the "cold tracer' method bypassed the tritiation step, saving time and cost, and importantly this method was applicable to all PET ligand chemotypes.
The high-temperature roasting softens it completely, and eliminating that step saves a lot of time.
The soaking step saved me time and effort, but I still spent an hour on the bathroom's baseboards and high edges.
This simple preprocessing step saves a great deal of manual labeling but may not be friendly to the user.
This step saves the hassle of opening bags of candy with sticky fingers later.
A house of one's own remains their aim, but building is done in small steps: saving to buy a plot, erecting small constructions to mark ownership, cementing the foundation, and buying building materials according to one's income situation.
Repeat these steps, saving with different titles and names, not changing artist or album, until you have five tones lasting thirty seconds.
By the company's calculation, some of those steps save money on a net basis.
And why do you oppose research into determining whether simple steps save lives (like requiring that guns kept in homes with children be kept locked and unloaded)?
