The phrase "a further relief" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional assistance or support in a particular context, often in legal or financial discussions.
Example: "The court granted a further relief to the plaintiff, allowing for additional compensation."
Alternatives: "additional relief" or "further assistance".
That was a further relief to ABC, which was eager not to repeat the mistakes of "Twin Peaks".
It's a further relief from all the winery talk of grape subtleties to hear the Marcy was developed for potato chip making.
What a further relief, after all the highly charged cooking, to be able eat something so low maintenance allowing so much time to loll about in an armchair playing scrabble or reading Diary of a Nobody or a PG Wodehouse or watching an old black-and-white film and occasionally tossing a log on the fire.
shall be ineligible, for a period of 10 years, to receive any further relief under this section and sections 1229b, 1255, 1258, and 1259 of this title.
The Soviets then resumed the offensive (Operation Saturn, begun on December 16) to shrink the pocket of encircled Germans, to head off any further relief efforts, and to set the stage for the final capitulation of the Germans in Stalingrad.
The Secretary of State has announced plans to ramp up refugee screening efforts in three Central American countries in an attempt to slow the amount of people crossing the border, but have not announced any further relief for people already inside the United States.
Results from the rapid assessments will provide a basis for a potential response with further relief supplies.
Try doing jumping jacks and then having a netti-pot for further relief.
The agency is also seeking an additional $2.2 million to provide further relief support.
Rumours of the plan, which leaked last night, had given Asian markets a hefty boost overnight and brought further relief to the City following the FTSE 100's historic 8.26% leap yesterday.
Wherefore an injunction was prayed to restrain the collection of said taxes, and a decree was asked adjudging the aforesaid act of the legislature of Missouri invalid and unconstitutional, together with a prayer for such other and further relief as might appear equitable and just.
