The phrase "a further coefficient of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or scientific contexts when discussing additional factors or variables that influence a particular outcome or equation.
Example: "In our analysis, we found a further coefficient of 0.75 that significantly impacted the results."
Alternatives: "an additional coefficient of" or "a supplementary coefficient of".
Further, coefficient of agriculture, manufacturing, and service sectors exerts significant positive impact on flow of female migration contrary to the assumption that higher the size of these sectors the lower will be the migration rate.
However, if correlations between the influences of different effectors have to be taken into account, further coefficients of higher order are needed to characterize this correlation.
We compared crowd density estimates to ground truth information obtained from video footage: For a kernel radius of R = 55 m, the average calibration error is 0.36 m − 2. Further, a correlation coefficient of 0.83 indicates that a linear relation between the crowd density and the user density can be assumed.
The high correlation obtained between these two variables further produced a coefficient of determination of 0.67.
Further, each coefficient of the perturbation series is obtained in closed form.
Further, the coefficient of variation in rainfall and population density consistently have positive effects on the presence of food production.
Further, the coefficient of determination (R2) of KMI-30 and KSE-100 is 82.30 and 89.37 %, respectively.
Further, the coefficient of the area under rice crop production is also highly significant at both the 1% and 5% of significance levels, indicating a significant and positive relationship between the area under rice production and agricultural GDP.
Further, the coefficient of variation (CV) expressed in percent was calculated, also known as "relative variability".
Further, the coefficient of variation (CV) in intra-assay precision for commonly used BNP assay has been reported to vary from 5 to 15% [ 50– 50].
