The phrase "a further push" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for additional effort or motivation to achieve a goal or to encourage progress.
Example: "To meet our sales targets this quarter, we will need a further push from the marketing team to increase our outreach efforts."
Alternatives: "an additional nudge" or "more momentum".
A further push might permanently disable the Georgian military.
If at that stage, central banks give up QE then yields will get a further push higher.
"This has given a further push to Koizumi's popularity," said Yoshiaki Iisaka, a professor of political science at Seigakuin University, just north of Tokyo.
But in the absence of a decisive diplomatic shift in the right direction, Western governments should try to give the military effort against Mr Assad a further push.
The merger with Bank of America gave the firm a further push up the league tables; the company was ranked first as of the third quarter, according to Loan Pricing.
A further push may come if the rich world keeps its promises in Kyoto last December to cut climate-changing carbon emissions.Cor Herkströter, chairman of Shell, muses that "in 50 years, Shell could be 50-50 oil and renewables".
There was an even further push into darker territory, exemplified by the treatment of the dying television personality, Russell Harty, in 1988.
The study comprises a large dataset with a goal to further push the knowledge that can be sourced from a geothermal environment such as the Rotokawa Andesite.
Both the House and the Senate have slashed the Bush administration's 2008 budget request for the agency, but the Senate has gone a step further, pushing for a change that African leaders say threatens the essence of the agency's novel approach.
It's an opportunity to further push the work outside the "arts bubble," as Sheppard calls it, to bring matters of access, equity and intersectionality to a larger audience.
These laws further push a government's ethnocentric assertion of a homogeneous national identity -- all in the name of liberating women.
