The phrase "a further phase of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional stage or step in a process or project.
Example: "The project will enter a further phase of development next month, focusing on user feedback and improvements."
Alternatives: "an additional stage of" or "a subsequent phase of".
A further phase of the operation could include the destruction of smugglers' boats on land or in harbour by helicopter gunships or even special forces, though Ms Mogherini made no mention of "boots on the ground".
A further phase of refurbishment work to the lighthouse and the tunnel has been scheduled for 2015, subject to a successful Heritage Lottery Funding bid.
During a further phase of negative IMF Bz an enhanced electron content appears at night side mid-latitudes beyond 50°N.
He added: "Taking into account the site's considerable current operating costs - in excess of £100,000 per week - and the fact that a deal is now further away than anticipated, the Administrators have no alternative but to move into a further phase of cost reduction.
A further phase of archaeological investigation of the castle was carried out between 1977 and 1979, sponsored by the Queen's University Belfast and led by Richard Ivens.
Moving to a further phase of (well-studied) incubation, efforts could now be made to tap the power of women's groups to improve maternal and child health through larger-scale Care Group efforts under ministries of health.
Moving forward, perioperative specific trials of interferon-alpha and a further phase III trial of DN24-02 are necessary to understand their efficacy and tolerability among patients undergoing cystectomy.
This was confirmed in a further phase II study of gemcitabine monotherapy in 25 CTCL patients, which demonstrated a 68% overall response rate (Duvic et al, 2006).
A further phase I trial consisting of intravenous etoposide phosphate as continuous infusion over 10 days in combination with subcutaneous GM-CSF on days 12 19 is needed to determine the MTD of etoposide phosphate with subcutaneous GM-CSF for recommendations for future phase II trials in patients with recurring ovarian cancer.
Upon pressure release, Si-II undergoes a further phase transformation to a mixed-phase of Si-III (bc8, body-centered-cubic structure) and Si-XII (r8, rhombohedral structure) at a low unloading rate while it transforms to the α-Si phase at a fast unloading rate [3, 7, 8].
A further phase could include the destruction of smugglers' boats on land or in harbour by helicopter gunships.
