The phrase "a further generation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional or subsequent generation in a sequence, often in contexts related to technology, biology, or social change.
Example: "The research indicates that a further generation of the product will be more efficient and environmentally friendly."
Alternatives: "an additional generation" or "a subsequent generation".
A further generation of "enabling technologies" - artificial intelligence, "big data" stores, crowd-sourcing, virtual meeting rooms and affective computing, which aims to detect human emotions - could lead to more sophisticated online justice in future, the report contemplates.
In America more than 900 biologics are in development, for more than 100 diseases.Over the next five years, a further generation of biologic drugs will start to deliver cures by using viruses to deliver "gene therapy"—the replacement of a faulty gene in a patient's body cells with the correct version.
A further generation of designs, the fourth generation, are being developed.
It already confidently speaks of 5G – a further generation of technology that will roll out as current ideas have run their course.
In the 1960s, the Government decided that a further generation of new towns in South East England was needed to take the projected population increase of London, after the initial 1940s/1950s wave.
A further generation of inhibitors acts on a broader range of ABC transporters.
As seen from Table 1, this causes an underestimation of AIS probability, implying that the base population for coancestry is set at a further back generation over the parental generation.
These populations were simulated without inter mating for a further 100 generations, thus generating an inbreeding coefficient (F = 1- 1-1/2Ne g), where g = generations, relative to generation 900 of F = 0.22.
Further, generation of a split system in which one component was expressed from either the cyclin A promoter [ 4] or the keratin 17 promoter [ 22], each of which has been described as working efficiently in epithelial cell lines, was significantly less robust in inducing SEAP activity than a split CMV-only system (results not shown).
After a further 25 generations of experimental evolution (generation 120 in total) all populations were cultured with standard protocol for a single generation to remove parental effects, then an assay of female fecundity from all replicate populations and treatments was performed (trial 5; n = 53-64 individual females per population), using the same protocol employed for trial 1 (see above).
As a further test, generation of intracellular ammonium from arginine catabolism (Marini et al., 1997) failed to trigger an AmTrac response.
