The phrase "a further defence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional arguments or justifications in a legal or formal context.
Example: "In addition to the initial arguments presented, the lawyer provided a further defence to strengthen the case."
Alternatives: "an additional argument" or "a supplementary justification."
He added a further defence against accusations that publishing the data will harm internet users' security rather than improve it.
Consider also a further defence offered by the Sunday Times that nowadays homosexuality carries little social stigma.
A further defence of "prior publication" should also be available to allow journalists to republish material already in the public domain.
Mr Gormley's claim is being resisted on the grounds of fair comment, qualified privilege and a further defence of justification.
A further defence was available: all members charged, except Morrow, could argue that they were present for work-related purposes, and part of their employment was to be with Morrow, who was directing the stunt.
"As the budget approaches and a cabinet row over further defence cuts deepens the country will want real reassurances that international commitments will be met.
They say they will be watching the direction of policy carefully and will kick up if there is any sign of further defence cuts or even a hint of sympathy for closer co-operation with the European Union on defence policy.
BAE Systems has reported a sharp fall in profits as it revealed the impact of further defence spending cuts in the US.
In further defence of this study, we have attempted to provide a comprehensive analysis of haematological, 18 wellness, fatigue and physical capacity, 17 and sleep 16 of these athletes to contextualise the activity profile changes in matches.
And, in further defence of Snowden, how much damage has he actually done?
The trans-Atlantic alliance is weakening with Britain's wilting military punch America has also warned Mr Cameron against further defence cuts.
