The phrase "a further description of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to elaborate or provide additional details about a subject or topic.
Example: "In the report, we will include a further description of the methodology used in our research."
Alternatives: "an additional explanation of" or "more details about".
A further description of Tonina was published by Blom and Duby (1955-1957, vol. 2, pp. 63-88).
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For the first time, he added a further description of his targets, saying he was aiming at nations that "have shown us clearly that they hate freedom, they hate transparency, they hate the rule of law".
Mr. Bush's speech on Monday, officials said, will have three major elements: a more detailed description of the administration's plans to keep Al Qaeda from regrouping, a paean to allies in the war, and a further description of the dangers that terrorists could team up with a small group of nations seeking to develop nuclear and biological weapons.
Section 2 provides a further description of electricity retailers.
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There were 93 smothering suicides (5.4%) did not mention any type of means, 98 (5.7%) mentioned a general word for either a bag or sheet, without any further description of those objects.
It integrates theoretical assumptions and empirical findings from cognitive and motivation theory, personality psychology, and neurobiology (Kuhl et al. 2006 for a further description and discussion of the PSI theory see Kuhl 2000a).
A further description is beyond the scope of this paper, but in the future we plan to examine and test this approach on both simulated and real data sets.
Drapé et al. used a 0.2-T musculoskeletal dedicated MR unit (Artoscan; Esaote Biomedica) with two successive 3D gradient-echo sequences and 1.4 mm slice thickness [ 19], whereas McNicholas et al. used a FISP 3 D gradient echo sequence on a 1.0 T scanner (Siemens) and a dedicated surface coil without further description of slice thickness [ 21].
The Guide to the Jonathan Edwards Collection provides further description of the collection and a complete inventory of its contents.
