The phrase "a further page" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional page in a document or publication that provides more information or content.
Example: "For more details on the topic, please refer to a further page in the report."
Alternatives: "an additional page" or "a subsequent page".
But the Sun published a further Page 3 picture on 22 January, undermining the truth of Spence's exclusive and casting aspersions on his journalistic credibility.
In a further page of coverage on page 5, accompanied by a picture of the child with his mother and an accompanying image of a red-faced man with horns and a goatee beard, the paper mentioned that the mark had faded away on 16 June.
All five dimensions were presented on one page with a further page for the VAS.
"We are working to refine our targeting terms in case any further pages like these are created.
The English curriculum for children in the first two years (ages 5-7) of primary school contains 22 pages of statutory requirements, with a further 15 page glossary for teachers.
This provides the individual datafile landing pages to information about the collection via further DOI relatedIdentifiers: http://dx.doi.org/10.14272/XFNLWZCTEDTRGB-KJWHEZOQSA-N/DEPT/90 and http://dx.doi.org/10.14272/XFNLWZCTEDTRGB-KJWHEZOQSA-N/DEPT/135 that themselves redirect to e.g. a further landing page: http://www.chemotion.net/inchikey/XFNLWZCTEDTRGB-KJWHEZOQSA-N/DEPT/135.
Further, Page 1 of The Times that day referred to "Inca gods".
Last week Semmelweis University stripped Mr Schmitt of his doctoral degree after a committee found that he had directly lifted 17 pages and had partially copied a further 180 pages of his 1992 thesis on the modern Olympic games.Mr Schmitt initially refused to resign, saying that the affair had nothing to do with his role as president.
Apart from a souvenir wrap-around, the first eight pages were devoted to the sporting triumph – and a further seven pages at the back.
The book is already 400 pages long, but in 50 years time, the book will require a further 400 pages of explanatory notes by a learned academic.
In America the Glass-Steagall act of 1933, which separated commercial and investment banking, was a concise 37 pages; the Dodd-Frank act of 2010 ran to 848, and may spawn a further 30,000 pages of detailed rule-making by various agencies.In this section Boxed in Rover the regulator Losing their shirts My little crony They just keep on keeping on Bad or rubbish?
