The phrase "a further favour" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate an additional or additional help or assistance that is being requested or given. Example: "I would be grateful if you could do me a further favour and proofread this report before I submit it."
The attenuation induced by protective ventilation on hepatic TNF-α production would therefore affect these areas in a clinically beneficial way and further favour the use of protective ventilation regimes outside of the ARDS domains.
With the same objective proponents of a further limitation favour a selective neck dissection in the presence of initial cervical disease (Traynor et al, 1996; Ambrosch et al, 2001).
As a result, small pools have a relatively long water-land contact zone around their edge, which may further favour evaporation.
The money needed to buy such ads would force political parties to curry further favour from millionaires and unions.
Technological advances were said to further favour the defense, in that extremely precise and comparatively simple guided weapons could be used to take on tanks and high-performance aircraft, the central actors in any offensive.
These colloidal NIR-responsive gold NRs with high purity would further favour their usage in biomedical or nanotechnological fields.
In this regard, stimuli responsive nanoplatforms further favour combinatorial therapeutic approach that can considerably improve efficacy and specificity of treatment.
These changes in the national and regional legislation will promote the association of trees with pastures and cropped fields and, in turn, further favour the organisation of agro-silvo-pastoral systems.
He showed further favour to Eutharic by conceding the senior consulship to him.
One of the reasons that Menzies strongly backed Diem was to gain further favour with the DLP and accentuate the divisions among his left wing opponents.
