"taking necessary steps" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to take appropriate actions or measures to achieve a certain goal or outcome. Example: The company is taking necessary steps to improve their customer service by training their employees and implementing new policies.
Govt taking necessary steps to ensure recovery and rebuild economy.
Leslie Radford, KPFK's general manager, defended the station, saying it promoted diverse views and was taking necessary steps to survive a financial squeeze.
Crucial work issues were allowed but the kids couldn't seem to discern between texting the latest move to their friends and taking necessary steps to make money.
Prince Alwaleed, who currently holds less than a 4percentt stake, has been buying shares of Citigroup believing that they are undervalued and that the bank has been taking necessary steps to improve its operations amid the credit crisis.
Shannon Kennedy, a lawyer who represented the Boyd family in the lawsuit, said in a statement that "the family sought justice to ensure that what happened to Mr Boyd never happens to anyone else, and they believe the city is taking necessary steps to ensure officers are provided adequate training, supervision and support and that Mr Boyd's death changes policing for the better in Albuquerque".
Jennifer works with clients by helping them with life changes for self-empowerment, and assists clients with taking necessary steps toward living their optimal lifestyle.
He said the college could confirm "it has taken necessary steps" and liaised with appropriate bodies.
But neither took necessary steps to hide their computers' I.P. addresses.
"Turkey, after the incident is fully enlightened, will lay forward its attitude and take necessary steps".
He announced three days of national mourning and said he would take "necessary steps" following an investigation.
He announced three days of national mourning and said he would take "necessary steps" after an investigation.
