The phrase "a further push to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional effort or initiative aimed at achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The organization is making a further push to increase community engagement through various outreach programs."
Alternatives: "an additional effort to" or "a renewed attempt to".
"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.
Mr Chrétien also wants to give a further push to the work on bridging the so-called digital divide the project aimed at helping poor countries benefit more from the Internet and other developments in communications technology.These are all worthy aims.
This spring it worked with Roots, the miniseries to make a further push to gather the data.
This spring it worked with Roots, the miniseries to make a further push to gather the data.
It offers individual Messenger applications for both the desktop and the smartphone; its roll-out of @facebook.com email addresses was a further push to make Facebook your primary channel of communication.
Teachers' unions also warn that this is likely to be used by the government in a further push for schools to leave local authorities and become academies.
"Iodised salt is a remarkable success story, but a further push is needed to complete the journey in tackling this scourge, which has affected mankind over decades and centuries," said Roland Kupka, a senior adviser on nutrition with Unicef.
A further push for women in the area to take further control of their lives and give them access to affordable transportation, access to flexible, part-time economic opportunities.
Pharmaceutical companies in particular were believed to be behind the drive for screening aiming for a further "push on drugs".
A further push might permanently disable the Georgian military.
Is Tim Kaine simply, as he describes himself, a "conservative" running with a neoliberal to further push the Democratic Party to the right?
