The phrase "a further expression of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when elaborating on or providing additional details about a particular idea, feeling, or concept.
Example: "The artist's latest work is a further expression of her commitment to environmental issues."
Alternatives: "an additional manifestation of" or "a continued demonstration of".
Interestingly, patients suffering from NASH, a further expression of the metabolic syndrome, express high serum concentrations of VEGF [ 43].
Lloyd also said that "as a further expression of our regret" Mabey had agreed to pay a form of reparations to the governments of the three countries.
All this can be seen as a further expression of the political devaluing, under-funding and neglect of social care in England.
And a further expression of commitment, the special Oberammergau "beard and hair edict", ensures that those taking part cut neither their hair nor beards for a full year before the performance – to get that proper Levantine look.
A snapped Achilles for Ray Clemence, the goalkeeping coach, in the warm-up, was a further expression of the adversity England are finding a kind of delight in overcoming.
"It's a further expression of trust," said Jonathan Lester, a bookstore clerk in Edgewater, N.J., who entered into a civil union in New Jersey with Jack Lawhon, a baker, five years ago.
Justice Carey warned Mr. Sharpton's supporters that she would not tolerate any further expressions of support for the defendant.
Further, expression of a key inhibitor of STAT3 phosphorylation, SOCS1, is also correspondingly increased.
Inhibition of autocrine EGFR signalling increased E-cadherin expression and cell cell heterotypic adhesion; further, expression of a downregulation-resistant EGFR variant prevented E-cadherin upregulation.
Further, expression of a truncated version of CTF7, missing the B motif, can restore some vegetative growth to atctf7-1 plants; however the plants are still completely sterile.
Further, expression of ESR1 and ERa show a strong correlation with the significantly differentially expressed genes (Fig. S3A).
