Sentence examples for a further backlog from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a further backlog" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing an additional accumulation of tasks or items that need to be addressed or processed. Example: "Due to the recent increase in orders, we are now facing a further backlog in our shipping department."
When inspectors visited a UKBA office in Sheffield they found a further backlog of 2,100 "complex" temporary migration cases.
The reactive cull condition suffered from particularly severe delays during the FMD outbreak, followed by a further backlogs as TB testing resumed (Bourne et al. 2005, p. 23).
Experts also worry that a wall will cause further backlogs at legal ports of entry, where some migrants have been waiting for months to cross the border due to the Trump administration's crackdown on asylum-seekers.
It further backlogs thousands of immigration court cases.
In addition to further backlogging the system, these minors often have no legal representation because immigration is a civil issue, not a criminal issue.
The report went on to say that the backlog of open cases could take a further four years to clear.
These, together with the backlog of maintenance tasks from before the war, took a further 10 years to complete and the programme was not completed until the 1960s.
A further 283,000 homes would also need to be built to meet both new demand and the backlog of housing need in London, it said.
A real challenge exists in getting games played to avoid a backlog further down the road.
The sporadic downpours could result in a significant backlog for tournament organisers, while further poor weather is forecast next week.
The cause was traced to a switch failure in a UK datacenter causing a cascade of failures as a backlog of undelivered messages accrued — which in turn caused the system slow-down to spread further afield than the EMEA region.
