The phrase "a further exemption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional exceptions or allowances in a specific context, such as legal, financial, or regulatory matters.
Example: "The committee has decided to grant a further exemption to the new policy for small businesses."
Alternatives: "an additional exemption" or "a subsequent exemption".
A further exemption to this exemption was made for nominations to the U.S. Supreme Court.
But the new goodie given the go-ahead by Osborne is a further exemption which will reduce multinationals' tax bills dramatically: the exemption on profits of offshore finance company subsidiaries.
A Crown Office statement said: "In short, the lord advocate could not render the operation of the facility lawful". It went on: "In order to render the proposed SDCF lawful, it would be necessary to obtain a further exemption from the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.
On a motion by Gloria Molina and Robert Farrell, the council placed a 30-day moratorium on any further exemptions to the ordinance.
On the heels of these new federal protections for religious bullying, even otherwise moderate Christian leaders like Sojourners' Jim Wallis have banded together to seek further exemption from the executive order protecting LGBTQ employees from termination on the basis of their LGBTQ identity alone.
British officials talked optimistically of using that result as a template for gaining further exemptions from EU regulation in other policy areas as the bloc shifts towards a two-tier Europe with Britain on the lower tier.
Also, the report says that elderly low-income tenants who are not on welfare should be brought into new tax-exempt buildings by further exemptions or cash payments to owners to compensate for the tenants' lowered rents.
The central government granted further exemptions to develop Hainan, creating a sort of free-enterprise zone that was among the least regulated in the country.
Then, because the Trump administration is still committed to a drill-baby-drill policy, the interior secretary subjected every other coastal governor to a longer and less responsive process that may or may not lead to further exemptions.
But Wall Street is now seeking clarification — and further exemptions.
And then, if all else fails, the bill gives ministers the power to add by parliamentary order further exemptions, applicable retrospectively to any information.
