The phrase "a further article" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional article or piece of writing that expands on a topic or provides more information.
Example: "In addition to the previous studies, a further article will be published next month that explores the implications of the findings."
Alternatives: "an additional article" or "a subsequent article".
A further article was published on 25 November 2014 here.
A further article, published in an academic journal called Technology And Society, almost caused the publication to be closed down.
A further article was published online in February 2014, "Rachelle Louise should show some respect for the dead".
A further article on page five pointed out that the king insisted on standing for the ceremony despite his leg trouble.
He described it as an "unfortunate confusion" but the Guardian went ahead with a further article about Mr Aitken's weekend at the Ritz, which prompted the libel writ, according to Mr Waters.
Sports scientist Stephen Dank has lost part of a defamation case launched in response to a series of articles including a report which questioned whether an NRL player's cancer relapse could be linked to peptide use and the jury is still considering a further article.
Reference lists of these articles were reviewed and a further eligible article was identified [ 18], giving a total of 7 articles (Fig. 1).
After a detailed review of the full-text articles, a further 19 articles were excluded according to the preset criteria.
In addition, one further article (a meeting abstract reporting economic evidence) was provided by the manufacturer (Servier) on January 13 , 2006and included.
After the screening process, 503 citations were selected to undergo review of the full text article, and a further 52 articles were identified from reference lists, yielding a total of 555 full text articles for review.
Reference mining of the bibliographies of these articles resulted in a further 3 articles which met the inclusion criteria.
