The phrase "a further language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional language beyond those already mentioned or known.
Example: "In addition to English and Spanish, I am learning a further language to enhance my communication skills."
Alternatives: "an additional language" or "another language".
A further language-based consideration arises out of the tendency for adolescents to think in 'black-and-white' terms (e.g., "good" versus "bad"; "right" versus "wrong") (Wilkes et al. 1994).
Most Indigenous Territorians speak English as a second – or further – language.
The EQ-5D-3L wits its 153 different official language versions and a further 19 language versions awaiting approval is currently the most widely used preference-based instrument for measuring health related quality of life [ 1- 4].
Further language differences between newcomers and their providers pose a barrier to accessing crucial information about pregnancy and navigating the healthcare system during pregnancy.
In contrast, Saur et al. (2006) found bilateral activity associated with improved performance in the subacute stage after stroke, followed by a return to a dominant left-hemisphere system in the chronic stage that was associated with further language improvement.
In addition the World Service will receive an extra £13m to invest in digital journalism and the development of further language TV services over the next three years.
They say the dog was able to demonstrate understanding of nouns and verbs which represents a giant leap in her "understanding of language and opens the door for learning further language skills".
They intend to develop the Inflight Robot further after the event, adding in further language capabilities, and other features.
Further language translations and adjustments were then produced based on the final version of the English survey.
