The phrase "a further affiliation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional connection or association with an organization, group, or entity.
Example: "The committee is exploring a further affiliation with local charities to enhance community outreach."
Alternatives: "an additional affiliation" or "a subsequent affiliation".
The wrestling match between Rufus and Brutus before Saturday's football game at Ohio Stadium led to an apology from Ohio University and the barring of the student, Brandon Hanning, from further affiliation with the university's athletic department.
29 In turn, conduct disorder in adolescence is associated with further affiliation with delinquent peer groups and involvement in criminal activities.
The composition of perceived religious affiliation was: 67.6% Christian, 9.9% Islamic, and 3.3% other religions, with a further 19.2% reporting no religious affiliation.
Mr. Doolan described the new affiliation as a further competitive adjustment.
A further reclassification in terms of genetic affiliation, also made possible as a result of improved knowledge, occurred with respect to a group of languages known as Kadu (or Kadugli-Krongo, formerly Tumtum) spoken in the Nuba Hills of Sudan.
Based on full-text analyses of the randomly selected sub-sample, a further 19.6% (210/1,076) of papers with first author affiliation to an Indian institution reported foreign collaborators.
A further breakdown of these responses shows limited variation based on party affiliation.
A further six guidelines provided only a list of names and institutional affiliations of members of the guideline development group.
A further eight trials were classified using the number of ethics committees and the affiliations of authors.
A further 18% of the population indicated they were of no religion while 8.4% did not specify any religious affiliation.
