The phrase "a further debate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that an additional discussion or examination of a topic is needed or will take place.
Example: "After reviewing the initial findings, we decided that a further debate on the implications is necessary."
Alternatives: "an additional discussion" or "a subsequent debate".
But he says he wants to go ahead with a further debate and votes on Monday.
A further debate on the feasibility of encouraging land use diversity in peri-urban zones is advocated.
He is also seeking a further debate in the Commons on this issue and the wider problems with the product recall system in the UK.
"There was then a further debate about who had 'won', but this was in a way less important than that it had happened at all".
The case's lurid details fed public fascination, and the coverage sparked a further debate about the nature and morality of journalism itself.
Unity might not quite be his watchword but his aides made clear he does not want to plunge the party into a further debate about rewriting Clause 4 of the party constitution setting out its aims and values.
The free nations should ask Russia to show cause why her curtain should not be abandoned-not as an approach to disarmament but as a precondition of further debate on anything at all.
The president serves as the head of state and commander-in-chief of the armed forces, and has the authority to return a bill for further debate, although the parliament can override the presidential veto by a simple majority vote of all members of parliament.
She once threw her column open to a discussion of whether toilet paper should be hung with the free end coming over or under the roll; 15,000 letters later, Mrs. Lederer (herself in the "under" camp) had to call a moratorium on further debate.
Where exactly the line is is a matter for further debate.
His column sparked a tsunami of further debate and commentary about both the good and evil of uses of social media.
