The phrase "a further measure of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional assessment, evaluation, or quantification of something.
Example: "The study provided a further measure of the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "an additional assessment of" or "a supplementary evaluation of".
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 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.
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.
As a further measure, we include a measure of small (local) area deprivation, as measured at the child's birth.
As a further measure that the SAM domain of ProSAP2/Shank3 binds Zn2+, we assessed Zinquin fluorescence in the zinc-induced precipitates of ProSAP/Shank proteins.
This would release some American forces to move to Kandahar, keep the Canadians in Afghanistan and, perhaps, encourage others to do more.A further measure of support may come from another unexpected quarter: Russia.
This provided a further independent measure of the quality and accuracy of the anchoring of assembly v3.5.1, for example, by confirming the new position of CM3.5.1_scaffold00078 on LGVI.
These samples therefore provide a further potential measure of DNA quality.
