The phrase "a further extreme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an additional or more intense situation or condition in a discussion or argument.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, some argue for immediate action, while others take a further extreme stance, advocating for radical changes to our lifestyle."
Alternatives: "an additional extreme" or "a more extreme position".
Day, a close collaborator in the experiment, took the principles of "Émile" to a further extreme.
The Event, as first tried out in 1964, pushes his relish for seeing movement in different contexts to a further extreme.
Some species of heliconians have taken this aggressive suitorship to a further extreme: they probe into the pupa and fertilize the female before she has even emerged.
In a further extreme, when the ratio f/n itself converges to 0, while increasing f, the ETTF also converges to 0, as shown with the Sqrt FT curve, with n=f2+1.
The government ordered an additional amount of salt to grid the streets and said that a range of other "precautionary actions now should ensure that authorities can cope with any further extreme weather over Christmas and the New Year".
Beginning in late 2000, a breakdown in negotiations between the PA and Israel was followed by a further, more extreme outbreak of violence, termed the second, or Aqṣā, intifāḍah.
One scene is so fraught that when Tom takes further extreme measures it comes as something of a relief.
Of these, 88 were also regulated during further, extreme oxygen deprivation but within the remaining genes were a high proportion encoding unidentified proteins that are actively transcribed at the onset of dormancy (Muttucumaru et al, 2004).
The Uday-Qusay dynasty would have ensured further extreme oppression, unless and until the regime collapsed in chaos.
More than 200 Environment Agency flood alerts and warnings were in place last night across the UK, with further extreme conditions expected to sweep South Wales and South-west and southern England.
The dividend seems certain to be slashed after the company said the "further extreme weather" and flooding over Christmas "will be taken into consideration" in the board's decision.
