The phrase "a further interesting" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not typically used because the adjective "interesting" does not fit well with the article "a" in this context.
Example: "There is a further interesting point to consider in this discussion."
Alternatives: "an additional intriguing" or "a more fascinating".
A further interesting finding is entrapped non-neoplastic tubules in the hyalinized and edematous stroma composing the tumor.
A further interesting aspect of our feedback was that because some service users have to pay for care, they were concerned when visits ran over the allocated time.
Trawl the European commission's archive, and you discover a further interesting feature: that the "peace process" to which the EU was referring is none other than Plan Colombia.
In these estimates, a further interesting result is that investment in ICT is not significant or shows a parameter with negative sign.
A further interesting result of Marsden's work was that when he performed his calculations on apparently hyperbolic comet orbits, the resulting eccentricities often changed from hyperbolic to elliptical.
A further interesting element of the research will focus on the effects of breathing air at minus-70ºC and below for prolonged periods.
A further interesting aspect of the colonnades is that their decorative friezes were designed and painted by a group of women artists, an unusual effort for the 1920's.
A further interesting point concerns PUI, and hence ENA, energies higher than ({sim } 6 keV.
A further interesting question is whether the alleged second-order right to waive informed consent rights is alienable.
A further interesting method for self-assembled QD generation is the droplet epitaxy in Volmer Weber mode.
A further interesting and noticeable trend is the 730% increase in the diagnosis of depression at discharge in minors.
