"steps going forward" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to refer to how something should progress or proceed in the future. For example, "We need to come up with specific steps going forward if we want to achieve our goal."
"Everyone would like a grand design rather than a series of small steps going forward, some going backwards," said André Sapir, an economist and senior fellow at Bruegel, a research group based in Brussels.
"The government therefore believes that it is appropriate to correct its prior statement to this court and to take steps going forward to ensure that aliens who prevail on judicial review are able timely to return to the United States," Mr. Dreeben wrote.
The Bank of Japan is "likely to adopt radical steps going forward," such as purchases and capital injections into financial institutions, according to an Oct. 12 research note by Merrill Lynch's global economics team.
At the Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, New York, director Doon Gibbs sent staff a memo this morning that read, in part: "Laboratory management will continue to take prudent steps going forward to mitigate the impacts of the shutdown, and we ask you to do your part by limiting all non-essential travel, conferences, training, and meetings, etc., to help reduce costs.
Part of the steps going forward were with the one before, Broken Record.
"We are reviewing the decision, and trying to determine what the proper steps going forward are," Boeher said.
We conclude by discussing the next steps in going forward: the fundamental questions that remain to be addressed and new design principles required for useful applications.
"That's the first step in going forward, trying to get to that level," Mets Manager Art Howe said.
In talking about the "core product" today, Costolo noted that step one going forward was "simplifying the interface".
"Step by step, we are going forward on the way to bring every child at school for free," he said at the official ceremony, which was also attended by government partners UNICEF and the World Food Programme WFPP).
"I think it'll be baby steps for eSports, going forward – you can't just flick a switch and turn it on.
