The phrase "a further complaint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an additional issue or grievance that has not been previously mentioned.
Example: "In addition to the previous concerns, I would like to address a further complaint regarding the service quality."
Alternatives: "an additional complaint" or "a subsequent complaint".
RBWM have also received details of a further complaint relating to rough sleeping", the council said.
Graham Allen, the MP for Nottingham North, has lodged a further complaint with the IPCC over comments Green made to a Sunday newspaper two weeks ago.
"A further complaint was also made by ITN chief executive John Hardie which fully supports and endorses the grounds and reasoning of Fatima's complaint," said de Pear.
In addition to dysmenorrhea, dyspareunia, and subfertility, pain in the lower extremities has been described to be a further complaint in women affected by endometriosis, and lysis of nerve entrapment was thought to be associated with amelioration of leg pain.
But a further complaint by the woman, that there were inaccuracies in the Record's story, headlined "I am pregnant by Hibs star Sol Bamba, claims lap dancer", was rejected by the commission.
Channel 4 had a further complaint upheld for an edition of the 11 O'Clock Show, featuring a sketch satirising a young girl given a mobile phone to combat bullies.
The APPSI recommends that the company take any further complaints to the Office of Fair Trading OFTT).
The judge said the incident meant police treated all further complaints by Grice with scepticism.
"We haven't gotten any further complaints about federal officers," he said.
Administrators "proceeded to conduct a sham investigation," the complaint says, and told Mr. Jackson and his parents that the accusations were lies and that any further complaints would result in severe consequences.
Similarly a further common complaint has been that new nurses do not possess adequate time management skills and have difficulty managing the competing priorities of a complex patient load as effectively as (some) experienced colleagues [ 2– 4, 6, 7].
