"a further claim" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to an additional or supplemental assertion or statement, often one that follows from a previous claim. For example: "The plaintiff presented a further claim that challenged the defendant's version of events."
The Tory leader claimed £867.57 for burning oil in October 2008, with a further claim in February 2009 for £331 for his second home, for which he claimed for a mortgage of £1,081 a month.
But meanwhile the U.S.S.R. had established a further claim to the allegiance of the European left.
A further claim contends that an allegation of child sex abuse in central London in the 80s was halted when it became apparent that an MP was involved.
And a further claim for hiring a plane so he could make it back to the UK during the Yentob expenses investigation in August, 2004.
There was no better way to cement his conservative legacy and make a further claim on the base of the Republican Party than by naming Hecht as chief justice.
Big is dominant and in species after species, humans included, postures that enhance the posturer's apparent size cause others to treat him as if he were more powerful.The stand-up-straight brigade, however, often make a further claim: that posture affects the way the posturer treats himself, as well as how others treat him.
Neo-Russellians typically go a step further, claiming that an agent can think directly about objects she has not perceived in virtue of standing in the appropriate communicative chains ending in the object.
The political opposition goes a step further, claiming Fernández de Kirchner is leaving a more divided and more violent country.
Analyzing CD3- expressing cells, the authors further claim a key role for T cells in bone destruction, since activated T cells in the tissue upregulate the expression of RANKL, considered the master regulator of osteoclastogenesis.
MBO Partners, a Virginia-based consultancy specializing in the needs of such workers, takes it a step further, claiming that in 2020, more than half of all those performing paid assignments in the private sector will be working independently.
Kanye took it a step further, claiming that the LP will never go on sale on iTunes or Apple Music.
