The phrase "a further concentration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase or intensification of focus or resources in a particular area or subject.
Example: "The study revealed a further concentration of pollutants in the river after the recent industrial activities."
Alternatives: "an increased focus on" or "a heightened concentration of".
This resulted in a further concentration of an already small number of banks and a reduction in customer choice.
"On current trends, per capita income growth in sub-Saharan Africa, as a whole, is now projected to stay below 1% until at least 2021, which elevates the risk of a further concentration of extreme poverty on the continent.
On the other hand, any precipitate is enriched in the heavy isotope, resulting in a further concentration of oxygen-16 in atmospheric water vapour.
Another investor, speaking on the basis of anonymity said: "Hunt should hold fire because we are faced with a further concentration of media power in News Corp's hands at a time when there are allegations of malpractice within one of its major subsidiaries".
Hefce also announced a further concentration of research funding on top-rated work.
The high population densities and ease of mixing would have resulted in relatively efficient transmission of the virus, and the main effect of any increase in infectiousness would have been a further concentration of infection in infancy.
But Casino, an archrival of Carrefour, owns 37% of CBD and is poised to take control next year.Its opposition, together with an outcry against further concentration of the Brazilian retail market, scuppered the deal.
Then the sector gets more politically powerful, its able to take control of its own regulatory destiny … and it does that in a way that feeds into further concentration of political power..
Any such schemes must, however, be designed carefully to avoid capture by the regional elites, and counteract the present tendencies towards further concentration of power – a danger particularly acute in the development of advanced next generation biofuels.
"It will lead to more megamergers, a small number of corporations dominating the financial service industry and further concentration of economic power in this country," Sanders added.
