The phrase "a further contrast" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to introduce an additional difference or distinction between two or more subjects.
Example: "In addition to the previous points, a further contrast can be observed in the way each character develops throughout the story."
Alternatives: "an additional difference" or "a subsequent distinction".
Whatever, this is a blowaway confection: the soft, rum-soaked sponge fingers countering the creaminess of the mascarpone, which is in turn balanced by the nuggets of crunchy and chewy meringue; I love it best with some red-beaded raspberries, which offer - in taste and texture - a further contrast.
A further contrast between the two models is in the smoothness of the stochastic process applied to the apparent resistivity.
Gianni Schicchi, a comedy, completes the triptych with a further contrast of mood.
In a further contrast, no SES factors were associated with the latent class representing intermittent caring ('early high then fluctuating').
A further contrast to non-health care markets, i.e., a consequence of forgoing external effects, is that simple CW can commit both type I and type II errors in merger control.
As a further contrast to the oxidative soleus muscle, aerobic energy metabolism in gastro, represented by OxPhos, was only enriched among downregulated genes when hypoxia was added on top of the CS challenge.
Previous ultrasonography had shown a 10-cm cystic lesion of the spleen and left hydronephrosis, and a further contrast-enhanced computer tomography evaluation confirmed a 12-cm cystic lesion located at the upper pole of the spleen suspected to be a hemorrhagic cyst and a suspected urothelial lesion of the pelvic ureter causing hydronephrosis.
We might further contrast (a) theories that appeal to functional considerations only to separate sensory qualities from other represented properties with (b) theories that use functional considerations more ambitiously, to distinguish qualitatively different experiences that have the same intentional content.
In further contrast, a robust set of motor units may remain functional for decades (Bromberg et al., 2003).
The smaller sample size and a lack of blinded validation further contrast this study with the present report.
Miles, who just wants a normal life, is unhappy about having these abilities, and initially nauseated at the idea of risking his life to engage in superheroics, a reaction that Bendis wrote to further contrast Miles with Parker.
