The phrase "a far further" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you want to emphasize a greater degree of distance or extent, but it is generally better to avoid this construction.
Example: "The project requires a far further commitment than we initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "much further" or "a significantly greater".
With Hudson Mohawke in tow, the now-fabled Yeezus sessions in Paris saw Kanye operate a far further-reaching recruitment policy than his previous efforts, turning the record into a launchpad for a cast of new, subversive talents.
"Over the course of time when these players mature a bit more and we add more players to it, we will have a team that can go far further than a team that plays a different type of football".
Yet his slick portrait of habitats might well strike a discomfiting note far further afield for us all.
Its head of PR departed last month, following a report by The Information suggesting it had inflated claims about its tech, and that a commercial product remained far further out than its marketing messages had suggested.
You don't know where the stage is until a dim square appears - far further away than you'd guess - and, somewhere behind a row of small pink footlights, a clear but disembodied voice sings 'Laugh Clown Laugh'.
(Take a look at South Street Seaport, or the many unused dumps and wharfs on the far whiter and far more luxurious Westside where housing is far further from a far wider river...) Real estate advertizing represents a significant source of revenue for the Times, and one whole section of the Sunday paper is devoted to it.
It was almost as though those taking pictures were witnessing a dig into a distant epoch, one that felt far further in the past than 33 years.
It did a dramatic U-turn, to go far further than Margaret Thatcher dared in introducing an internal NHS market.
We have gone far further than a great percentage of the membership has wanted us to go.
In a lunar orbit that is far further from the Earth and, in particular, the earth's geosynchronous orbit, cosmic-dust observation takes place in a clean environment, which is not influenced by a background of man-made space debris.
Marcel has been traveling to play gigs for a long time now, and far further afield than Holland.
