The phrase "a further proactive" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a combination of two adjectives that do not typically work together in this way.
Example: "We need to take a further proactive approach to address the issue effectively."
Alternatives: "an additional proactive" or "a more proactive".
On the other hand, if an alternative path exists, but its new time-to-live value is zero and its old time-to-live value was greater than zero, the node will send a DEGRADE_DESTINATION update entry, to announce to its neighboring nodes that it will not send any further proactive updates for that destination.
However in asking for further proactive state's engagement in overcoming this deficiency of social cohesion a fundamental question is usually abandoned; that is to question the increasingly permeable forces of modernity which necessitated the demand to ask to take up the burden which earlier was shared by individuals themselves in a group like family.
During proactive patrols the team came across a further 18 incidents.
This component is also used by DM to simulate the operations for predicting upcoming requests and is discussed further in "Proactive auto-scaling" section.
In future, open discussions about testing practices, identifying motivations and barriers to test could improve adherence to guidelines and explore ways to further implement proactive testing in general practices, which are necessary to reach high-risk patients and limit missed diagnoses.
As Unilever's experience indicates, cultures of purpose go a significant step further by demonstrating proactive resilience.
It was both a defensive and a proactive mechanism".
It noted that Vornado, which owns office and retail space and has a lower-than-average leverage ratio, took the action as a "proactive step to further enhance liquidity".
To promote further awareness, a proactive focus on undergraduate education will be proposed to the ECR Programme Planning Committee.
Prison is a reactive environment, not a proactive one.
