The phrase "a further equivalent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional options or alternatives that are similar in meaning or function to something previously mentioned.
Example: "In addition to the original proposal, we can consider a further equivalent that meets the same criteria."
Alternatives: "an additional equivalent" or "a supplementary equivalent".
This required BQ to be used in excess (optimally 3 equiv, see the Supporting Information); one equivalent acting as an oxidant in the reaction and a further equivalent ensuring the reaction stops after monofunctionalization.
In this case, it is important to remove the excess CO2, so that the zinc carbonate species can react with a further equivalent of CHO to generate the zinc alkoxide species required for CL ROP.
Addition of a further equivalent of NaOCl resulted in an increase in the intensity of the signal at m/ z 552.075 concomitant with a decrease in the intensity of signals attributed to other ions and the complete disappearance of the signal at m/ z 587.043 over time.
Compound 1 could be used for the haloboration of two equivalents of a terminal alkyne, and the addition of a further equivalent of tert-butylacetylene to 5 also gave the double-haloboration product, [ cis-Cl tBu C=C(H))2B(2-DMAP)][ cis-Cl tBu C=C
A further £3bn (equivalent to £4bn) has been allocated for new infrastructure work at Faslane and Coulport bases.
Independent schools generate £4.7bn in tax and save the taxpayer a further £4bn, equivalent to building 460 schools, by educating children out of the state school sector.
The Malaysian authorities have confirmed some of my core allegations: that $681m was paid into Najib Razak's private bank accounts before the 2013 election, and that a further sum equivalent to more than $10m was channelled into another of his private accounts from a public company, SRC International, that he controlled, and which raised money from a public pension fund.
A further biological equivalent to sepsis-induced hibernation is bacterial dormancy.
In 2010, Shibata and co-workers introduced a variant of FBSM, 2-fluoro-1,3-benzodithiole-1,1,3,3-tetraoxide (FBDT) 353, as a further fluoromethide equivalent.
These included isolated nuclei and clusters of closely packed nuclei, so a further step equivalent to 'watershedding' (Tuominen et al, 2010) was required to segment individual nuclei.
Analogously, f ϵ H ( D ) Open image in new window is called locally univalent if it is injective in a neighborhood of each point of D Open image in new window, which is further equivalent to f′ (z) ≠ 0.
