The phrase "a further incident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an additional event or occurrence that follows a previous one, often in a context where incidents are being discussed.
Example: "After the initial report, there was a further incident that raised concerns among the community."
Alternatives: "an additional incident" or "a subsequent incident".
The dispersal of prisoners led to two incidents at Hull prison on Sunday and a further incident at Cardiff.
A further incident occurred on 5 January when a witness reported seeing a man sexually assault a young woman travelling with a small child on the 279 bus.
The FSB said there had been a further incident on Monday involving "massive firing" from the Ukrainian side of the border and attempts to enter the region by force, during which another Russian soldier died.
The BBC Trust today criticised a further incident of bad language involving Jonathan Ross, but said his three month suspension without pay was adequate punishment for the "Sachsgate" scandal.
In a further incident, members of the parliamentary panel said that only 30 out of a contracted 300 G4S personnel had arrived to provide security at a cycling event on Tuesday.
Lazio's André Dias and Bologna's Henry Giménez – an unused sub – were both shown red cards after a scuffle late in the game and afterwards Mauro Zárate was involved in a further incident when he reportedly threw the ball at an opponent and then accidentally punched a linesman.
"The female subject was asked to leave the business by the manager and she complied without any further incident," a spokesman for the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office told HuffPost in an email.
Just as a satisfactory 45 minutes looked to be drawing to a close without further incident, England conceded a sloppy goal with the last act of the half.
The crowds eventually thinned, and Mr. Duvalier arrived at a courthouse without further incident.
The interrogator stated that he would call the military police and Martin let go without further incident". A Foreign Office spokeswoman said: "We have raised with the US authorities the allegations of maltreatment raised with us by Mr Mubanga during a welfare visit.
Eventually, on 15 October, Doris appeared and took Hoche in tow, arriving in Lough Swilly without further incident a few days later.
