The phrase "a further divergence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional or increased difference or deviation from a particular point or standard.
Example: "The study revealed a further divergence in the results compared to previous research, indicating a need for further investigation."
Alternatives: "an additional divergence" or "a greater divergence".
This natural disaster is only adding to the already extreme oversupply of crude oil in the world, which could lead to a further divergence between crude and gasoline prices.
Increasing the dose of diazinon to 2 mg/kg produced a further divergence from the effects seen with chlorpyrifos.
The future scenario of a further divergence in the lake becomes also plausible when considering the genetic data of whitefish in the lake.
Frischmuth et al. [ 54] demonstrated that although the OW begomoviruses will mediate the systemic movement of the DNA-A components of NW viruses, the NW viruses cannot support the movement of the DNA-A components of OW begomoviruses - highlighting a further divergence between the NW and OW begomoviruses [ 55].
A further divergence emerged as all the main supervisors expected that doctoral students' existing employment contracts would provide them with the necessary job security to commence their literature reviews and draw up their study protocols even whilst their formal university acceptance as doctoral candidates, and in-country ethical clearance for QUALMAT itself, remained outstanding.
In the recent literature, internal labour migration is depicted as a cause of further divergence between advanced and backward regions, as higher returns on human and physical capital are expected to be paid in those regions where these factors are already concentrated.
This may be because 250 years is too short a timespan for further divergence to have evolved, being only 125 generations of these biennial species (c.f. Buerkle and Rieseberg 2008).
Further divergence of a particular clade/subclade can lead to vaccine failure, such as the recent emergence of subclade 2.3.2.1 viruses in southern China.
This resulted in further divergence between the sequences despite a shared selective environment.
15 In terms of postnatal growth, preterm infants are often unwell and the delivery of enteral and parenteral nutrition is difficult, resulting in a slow rate of postnatal weight gain and further divergence from centiles based on birth weights.
The branching pattern is consistent with underlying sequential gene duplication events in an early progenitor of the four streptomycetes, followed by lineage-specific further divergence and duplication events.
