The phrase "a further block" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional obstacle or hindrance in a process or situation.
Example: "The new regulations have created a further block in the approval process for the project."
Alternatives: "an additional barrier" or "a subsequent obstacle."
This is a win-win situation not only for buyers and builders, but also for neighbours whose resistance to new development on design grounds is a further block on expanding the housing market.
There is a further block of powerful shareholders in Park, Letham and Taylor.
A further block of 'fastigiate clone 850.020 Pinus radiata Selfs' was also planted within the stand but not used in this study.
A further block (also known as Annexe Market or Triangular Block) consisting of two separate structures (the Fish Market and the Red House) was built between 1886 and 1899.
An increase in RANTES mRNA expression may also provide a further block to HIV-1 replication through higher levels of RANTES competing with virus binding to CCR5.
A further block of data (retention <1 min) came from the 12 initial trials (their D1 scores divided by 3).
Dust build-up on a panel further blocks sunlight, and photovoltaic panels don't function properly if even only a fraction of the surface is shaded.
The vault, protected by Level-VII ballistic panels, keeps each car on a turntable two feet off the ground and includes a waterfall and moat to further block intruders.
Mr. Bague points out in his patent that, using these conventional methods, it is difficult to record accurate information without leaving a wreck in place to further block traffic.
A further stumbling block concerns the participation of Palestinian delegates.
We show inventions assemble technological units in a way to reinforce the already conventional pairs, thereby some components become increasingly entrenched within the inventive repertoire with increasing z-scores, such that they become a further building block for future combinations.
