The phrase "a further early" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a sense of additional time or an earlier point, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We need to schedule a further early meeting to discuss the project updates."
Alternatives: "an additional early" or "a subsequent early".
A number of clubs offer discounts for tickets purchased in advance but Exeter City went a step further earlier in the season by slashing their prices in an attempt to reach attendances of 3,000.
That Productivity Commission report said that only 70% of Indigenous children attended some form of preschool the year before starting primary school in 2013, compared with more than 90% of the broader population, and estimated that closing that gap would require a further 15,000 early childhood education places.
Chelsea, who beat the Gunners 2-1 in the FA Women's Cup quarter-finals earlier this season, are two points clear at the top of WSL 1. Arsenal, who were missing both veteran Kelly Smith and PFA Young Player of the Year Leah Williamson through injury, suffered a further setback early on when midfielder Jordan Nobbs picked up a possible hamstring problem.
The convection organized further early on October 29.
Further, early diagnosis of DHF patients will represent better prognosis.
Rather, these laws were adopted as a way to further early-19th century moral ideology that dictated the appropriate role and place for women in society.
The study revealed the surviving remnants of a centuriation pattern composed primarily of 20 actus divisions, while a further possibly earlier pattern was also detected, based upon 16 by 24 actus divisions.
The lack of a proper antibody response in the two pigs that developed PMWS in herd A, further support earlier studies pointing out that neutralizing antibodies to PCV2 are protective against PMWS [ 22- 25].
A further analysis between early defaulters and late defaulters, although showing that early defaulters had the greatest incidence of disability (3.08/100 person-years) compared with 2.3/100 person-years in the group of late defaulters, but the incidence curve over the years of follow-up did not differentiate between the two statistically (p>0.05) (see figures 3 and 4).
