The phrase "a further credibility" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing the enhancement or addition of credibility to a statement or argument.
Example: "The new evidence provided a further credibility to the claims made by the witnesses."
Alternatives: "additional credibility" or "increased credibility".
In an attempt to bring further credibility to this approach, we performed a physiological validation of rectal luminal lactate comparing it to luminal pO2.
On Saturday, a Cruz spokeswoman said, in a statement: "[Tribe's] agreement on a matter of the constitution gives further credibility to Cruz's arguments – even liberals recognize the straightforward facts about the constitution and the law".
Mr. Holober said the recent formation of an advisory board would "lend further credibility to our efforts".
If the Coalition for a Fair and Independent Judiciary the lobbyists head is unsuccessful, it will risk not only seeing the courts tilt decidedly more conservative but also seeing the liberal movement lose further credibility as an organizing and advocacy force in Washington.
Steadfast in Kemalist dogma, CHP limited its position only to defend secularism, while it displayed staunch disinterest to seek some 'democratic common ground' with the HDP, thus losing further credibility to turn into a 'party for the underdogs'.
Conversely as the dew point decreases, the carbon capacitance decreases in a manner that is consistent with hysteresis giving further credibility to the capacitance measurements.
To add further credibility, Agarwal invited in as chairman a well-known face in the mining business, Brian Gilbertson, briefly head of giant BHP Billiton.
His fourth was curious, because it was not with an overtly political campaigner, but with a woman whom Lambert believed could lend his undercover identity further credibility.
Satin's book New Age Politics had helped define the movement, and the New Options advisory board – a collection of prominent post-liberal thinkers – gave the newsletter further credibility.
