The phrase "a further gesture of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating an additional action or sign of goodwill, support, or acknowledgment in a particular context.
Example: "The organization made a further gesture of appreciation by hosting a dinner for all volunteers."
Alternatives: "an additional sign of" or "a continued expression of".
Subsequently he made this the title of his own movie, no doubt as a further gesture of anti-European defiance.
By week's end, as quiet returned to Lome, Togo's capital, Zaire said it was sending troops, 350 men, as a further gesture of solidarity.
In a further gesture of pointless bravado, the final 30 pages of the book are given over to a catalog of every object in Francis' collection.
In a further gesture of defiance, cartel assassins were issuing death threats over the police force's own radio frequency, and the cartel seemed to be getting inside information about police operations.
It might be best for the organisers of the 2007 Tour, which began in London in a mood of such optimism less than three weeks ago, to follow suit by abandoning the race as a further gesture of intent.
Spain announced Thursday that it would grant automatic citizenship to Jews of Sephardic descent as a further gesture of reconciliation after their ancestors were expelled more than five centuries ago.
And in a further gesture to bolster the morale of the battered company, his temporary replacement Monica Mason has recalled the popular Irek Mukhamedov who was edged out by Stretton.
In a gesture of amends, several years before his death in 1983, the University of Vermont awarded Novikoff an honorary degree; in a further gesture, the University Press of New England is publishing this book for the University of Vermont.
As a further gesture, some call, among other things, for Mr Qaradawi's expulsion from Qatar.
The North also enhanced its credibility when Kim Jong Il met with South Korea's president, Kim Dae Jung, in June, although it has lagged in following up with further gestures of reconciliation.
