The phrase "a further fall of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease or decline in a particular context, such as finance, weather, or statistics.
Example: "The report indicated a further fall of 10% in sales over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "an additional drop of" or "a continued decline of".
A further fall of 25% is forecast for next year.
He is predicting a further fall of 25% in UK house prices.
Another is that popular discontent, perhaps after a further fall of the rouble, will spiral out of control.
A further fall of just over £2,000 in February means that, according to the ONS, the typical UK figure stands just shy of £283,700.
The latest Breeding Bird Survey (BBS) records a 20% drop in the kestrel population between 1995 and 2008, and a further fall of 36% between 2008 and 2009.
Using tangible book value as a yardstick, Meredith Whitney of Oppenheimer concludes that financial shares are due a further fall of up to 50%.
"It invites investors to test the dollar's lines of resistance in order to see what response, if any, might be forthcoming in the event of a further fall in the value of the dollar," Wilkinson said.
AS WELL as a further fall in unemployment, of 36,500 to 1.6m, the jobs figures for June, released this week, showed a rise of 8,100 in the number of unfilled vacancies at the government's Jobcentres, to a record 282,400.
A week ago it emerged that the London estate agent Foxtons had slumped to its first annual loss since its stock market debut, blaming a further fall in the number of homes sold and warning of a prolonged downturn in the capital's property market.
"Most of those are in the tourism sector where a further fall in the value of the pound could attract more overseas visitors while encouraging Brits to take holidays in the UK," said Mr Whittle.
The drop in the politically sensitive figure has largely been driven by a further fall in the number of overseas students coming to Britain and a decline in the numbers coming under the family reunion route largely to join spouses.
