The phrase "a further implementation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional or subsequent application or execution of a plan, project, or idea.
Example: "The team is working on a further implementation of the new software to enhance its functionality."
Alternatives: "an additional application of" or "a subsequent execution of".
This article evaluates the effect of this intervention using data extracted from the online EHR to provide a basis for further implementation of the EHR in rural areas.
Mr. Lott put off a vote on the measure until next week in the face of a threatened filibuster by Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, who objected to a provision that blocks further implementation of an Oregon law that allows physicians to assist terminally ill patients who seek to commit suicide.
However, there is need for increased awareness and a deliberate strategy to improve social accountability in a resource limited context by articulating a model to guide further implementation of the College's intentions.
But Lisle, now made Earl of Warwick, was made Lord President of the Privy Council and, ever the opportunist (he died a public Catholic), he saw the further implementation of the reforming policy as a means of defeating his rivals.
With the further implementation of a new calendar system for the Baha'i community this year, these holy days will now be observed according to a lunar element of the calendar and thus fall on consecutive days.
Nevertheless, this choice allows women to have more options at their disposal when it comes to delivering their baby, with regards to both setting, and preferred healthcare provider, which is indeed a clear facilitator for the further implementation of humanized care.
The clinical results of the RELAP trial, reported elsewhere [ 6], and the present economic evaluation support further implementation of an on-demand relaparotomy strategy for treatment of patients with abdominal sepsis.
These strategies supported investment in standardization (e.g. EPRs), with a consequent positive impact on the further implementation of telemedicine.
It was concluded that the cost of one successful curative surgery was US$252899, and that further implementation of such a programme should be debated.
