The phrase "a further facet of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional aspect or dimension of a topic or subject matter.
Example: "In addition to the economic implications, a further facet of this issue is its impact on social dynamics."
Alternatives: "an additional aspect of" or "another dimension of".
A further facet of last week's measures was to continue the state of emergency for three months, so that posters all over Paris calling for a "march for climate" to greet the environmental summit opening on 30 November cry into the ether; regional elections will take place without campaign rallies.
Along these lines, our findings highlight a further facet of the complexity of microbial genomes, their composition, and regulation by confirming the importance of translational efficiency for a large number of protein functions.
Further facets of her are welcomingly revealed in "Sunset".
A further key facet of this PDE5i plus NEPi combination is that it appears to target the lung, as MABP was not significantly affected.
If a bias were to be found, this would not invalidate any of the points made, but add a further important facet to the story.
Further, facet joint procedures per state as a proportion of national utilization declined in multiple states.
As well as consistently producing some of the poorest literacy scores in the country, families in the south see the enforced Thai-language curriculum as an attempt to further marginalise a key facet of their own identity: their own language.
Similar to the physical world, OSNs need to offer means to create different images of the self, such as facets to cover the professional aspects of OSN-facilitated communication and further facets for family and friend-related representations of one's personality.
From a distance, this doesn't look like a video game at all, a compelling facet of its presentation further enhanced by the inclusion of full-motion-video cutscenes.
Although it is interesting to think of HRQL as a separate facet of this condition, further analysis is necessary to fully understand the role of HRQL assessment in routine practice when dealing with asthmatic children.
These results illuminate further that facets of impulsivity are differentially associated with vulnerability for externalizing symptomatology.
