The phrase "a further feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional emotion or sentiment that arises in a particular context.
Example: "After reflecting on the situation, I found a further feeling of sadness that I hadn't acknowledged before."
Alternatives: "an additional emotion" or "a deeper sentiment".
Further, feeling that an error of judgment would prejudice his standing with the committee, he might well hesitate to take risks".
A Pupil's Parent: A Nine-Mile Trudge The ripples extended further, feeling faint but still poignant.
In a similar way, exploiting a tragedy for entertainment can result in further feelings of loss and lack of control – your loved one no longer belongs to you but becomes a character in a book or on television.
Emotions complicate the process even further, feelings that, Dr. Groopman writes, "we do not readily admit to and often don't even recognize".
There are many feelings that evoke further feelings rather than the impulse to do something in response to them.
Patients are often reluctant to begin treatment course of anti-depressants for the very reason that the treatment side effects often (and indirectly) lead to mental or physical states that are intolerable for the patient (e.g. weight gain, decreased libido, flattened affect), thereby leading to further feelings of depression.
A further reason for feelings of isolation was the dismissive attitude of those who had remained in the country of origin towards returnees.
We have believed obstinately in life on Mars, or at least on some planet just a little further on, feeling that it was only childish arrogance that allowed us to think ourselves unique.
"I love you so much, I love you so much," Margaret says to Enrique, as if it were "a significant development, a furthering of her feeling for him that she had only recently understood".
