The phrase "take steps in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to taking action in a particular area or situation. For example, "The company is taking steps in enhancing their safety protocols."
I would hope that our government officials take steps in conjunction with the community".
The New York grid operator did take steps in the afternoon to ease the load on the system.
If, as seems increasingly likely, policymakers take steps in the fourth quarter to restore order, then Aviva's underperformance should reverse.
Many players have told me they've tried to take steps in their life to get their illness under control.
"We shall be working together to take steps in order to prevent the escalation of the conflict".
However, Pemex "has to take steps in that direction," beginning with improving its corporate governance, he says.There are some less radical options.
Human Rights Watch and its allies are planning to press Obama to take steps in the twilight of his presidency designed to constrain his successor.
It could take steps, in other words, to get its costs under control, just like any other business grappling with red ink.
But the industry actions drew at least qualified praise from regulators, who said they were encouraged that companies were willing to take steps in the right direction.
This review is the beginning of a process of universities working together and with partners to take steps in addressing this issue.
We should take steps in America to erase the cost of tuition, but also to eliminate burdensome fees and cover expenses for food and schooling supplies.
