The phrase "a further promise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional commitment or assurance that is being made beyond what has already been stated.
Example: "In addition to our initial agreement, we are making a further promise to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "an additional promise" or "a subsequent promise".
A further promise of CCS is cleaning up the vast emissions of the steel, cement and chemical industries, which contribute roughly 20% of global CO2 from energy.
Later, announcing an accord with Transparency International, and setting up an anti-corruption accord with Interpol to root out match-fixing, Blatter made a further promise.
Mr. Houghton said that thanks to the Pershing Square donation, he has been able to pledge that all tickets for all productions for the next 10 years will remain at that same price, with a further promise that ticket prices will remain at "accessible" levels for at least an additional 10 years.
A further promise of circulating as compared to tissue-based biomarkers comes from the nature of the tested material.
Marriage is widely taken to have an amatory core, suggesting that a further marital promise is a promise to love, as expressed in wedding vows 'to love and cherish'.
And the uniform excellence of the youth orchestra gave further promise of a brighter future for Japanese orchestral excellence across the board.
But the biggest feast will surely be catered by OutKast, who have announced another pair of early-arriving solo albums from Big Boi and Andre 3000, with the further promise of a proper OutKast offering later in the year.
These observations hold further promise for potential treatment of RA patients with CXCR4 antagonists.
We consider this distinction important as it gives further promise for detecting additional associated variants using currently employed sample sizes.
In view of this effect, we presume rasfonin holds further promise for treating K- ras mutation pancreatic cancers.
Future treatment modalities involving biologics and tissue engineering hold further promise to improve outcomes for patients suffering from shoulder pathologies.
