The phrase "a further case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional instance or example of something that has already been mentioned or discussed.
Example: "In addition to the previous examples, we will now examine a further case that illustrates the point."
Alternatives: "an additional case" or "a subsequent case".
This, in Benjamin Markovits's thoughtful and enjoyable third novel, leads to a further case of mistaken identity.
On August 15, however, another case against the former president resumed in Lusaka, and a further case opened in December.
If the FT loses at this stage there will then be a further case involving the size of damages.
The citing commissioner Stefano Marrama of Italy has until Monday evening to decide if there is a further case to answer.
Ms Lachaux's ex-husband filed a further case against her for kidnapping, and if found guilty, she could face several years in prison.
It said that after initially suspending eight members of staff when the allegations came to light, six had been dismissed and a further case was being urgently reviewed, while the care worker who slapped the resident had been summarily dismissed.
The comedian had been investigated over nine possible offences against different women and a further case involving a second man, aged 53, who was arrested in Hampshire on the same day as Mr Davidson but has not been publicly identified.
Buoyed by its successes, Polisario has brought a further case to the EU courts over an EU-Moroccan fisheries deal, which includes the territorial waters of the Sahrawi people.
A further case-control study showed that the risk was increased by 17-fold in women with migraine who were HC users (OR 16.9; 95% CI 2.7 106) but was unable to demonstrate an association in women with migraine who were HC non-users as compared to women without migraine who were HC non-users [11].
Based on results from this and other studies, antithrombotic therapy may be essential for high‐risk prostate cancer patients, but a further case control study is needed.
A further case control study (Harrison et al. 1999) found a positive but nonsignificant association with gas stations within 100 m of the residence.
