The phrase "a further fragmentation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of breaking something down into smaller parts or divisions, often in a context related to analysis or complexity.
Example: "The report highlights a further fragmentation of the market, indicating that smaller companies are gaining more influence."
Alternatives: "an additional division of" or "a deeper breakdown of".
Commentators and experts have been writing obituaries for the Congress party and predicting its terminal decline since the 1990s, and this election was supposed to confirm a further fragmentation of the Indian political party scene with the big two, the centre-left Congress and the rightwing BJP, having to depend even more on a plethora of outfits with region-specific support-base.
Over the past decade, weve seen a further fragmentation of the cable universe with niche offerings such as the Golf Channel," says Carpenter.
Whether decisive or not, the killing of Mono Jojoy could lead to a further fragmentation of the organisation and, potentially, its further criminalisation.
The separate management of the Remote Allowance creates a further fragmentation of policies and activities, even within the MoHS.
In relation to the coordinator role, the GPs in our study feared a further fragmentation of care, as patients might, as a result of CPI, choose providers outside the reach of their professional network.
The consequence of this is a further fragmentation, not only in terms of the design of the HRH policies and the package of incentive for HWs, but also of the implementation of the PBF scheme.
The parent ion produced a peak at m/z 513.1393 (C26H25O11+) via the loss of a glucosyl residue (162 Da); further fragmentation of this ion showed a peak at m/z 381.0951 (C21H17O7+) due to the loss of an apiosyl residue (132 Da).
It is a fight--a fight against hate and the further fragmentation of our society.
And a federal task force had concluded that creating a multiracial category would "add to racial tensions and further fragmentation" of the population.
The outcome could be further fragmentation of the existing states, or perhaps a longer-term consolidation that blurs the borders dividing them, Gerges said.
Loss of a neutral ethane molecule from quasi-molecular ion generates first daughter ion with m/z 177 which corresponds to [M + H – C2H6] = [C11H13O2]; further fragmentation of first daughter ion and elimination of a neutral C = O molecule generates a stable ion which corresponds to base peak at m/z 149 [M + H – C2H6 - CO] = [C10H13O].
