The phrase "a further measure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional actions or steps that are being proposed or implemented in a particular context.
Example: "To improve our safety protocols, we are considering a further measure to enhance employee training."
Alternatives: "an additional step" or "a supplementary action".
Every four years is a further measure of this progress.
Lambert has two weeks to get a further measure of his squad before a tricky-looking debut at Preston.
In 1997 the EU agreed to a further measure to enforce fiscal and budgetary discipline inside the euro zone.
In a further measure, the Chinese Olympic committee threatened to withdraw some of its athletes from training in England.
In a further measure of the imbalance between supply and demand, the proportion of asking price paid in March was 96.2%, the highest since 2004.
2. In a further measure, Bentley will introduce a new powertrain offering a 40percentt improvement in fuel economy by 2012.
As a further measure of the impact of the shootings, relatives of victims asked news organizations not to mention the killers' names in anniversary articles.
It is a further measure of Labour's eclipse that this new party, which won 15 mandates, has pushed Labour into fourth place.
If Bernard L. Madoff's prison sentence seems like paltry penance to his many bilked and ruined investors, they can always turn to literature for a further measure of satisfaction.
On 6 December, the latest version of the OECD's triennial Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa) will be published, providing a further measure of literacy, maths and science in England as well as Scotland and Wales.
In a further measure of Brown's unpopularity, the research, by Work, also found that two-thirds of those surveyed would avoid him, compared to just under one-third (32%) who would dodge Cameron and just 3% who would avoid Clegg.
