The phrase "a further restoration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional or subsequent restoration process, often in contexts related to art, architecture, or historical preservation.
Example: "The museum plans to undertake a further restoration of the ancient artifact to ensure its longevity."
Alternatives: "an additional restoration" or "a subsequent restoration".
History Formerly a Brazilian restaurant, it was refurbished to serve traditional Lebanese food and has recently undergone a further restoration.
A further restoration, financed by Gucci and the Film Foundation, had its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in May, and now Criterion has issued a Blu-ray upgrade of its 2004 transfer.
Between 1710 and 1713 a further restoration was carried out by the painter Annibale Mazzuoli and his son.
A further restoration took place in 1968 when the upper part of the tower was replaced, the spire was taken down, and most of Bodley's paintings were removed from the chancel.
Thereafter, the determination to prevent any further restoration was evidenced by the more thoroughgoing destruction of roods, vestments, stone altars, dooms, statues and other ornaments.
The results, they added, suggest there is a potential for further restoration in the bay by creating additional reefs where harvesting is prohibited.
"Without the invaluable assistance of the HLF it was likely that, despite the heroic efforts of our volunteers, Challenge would have continued to deteriorate to a point where further restoration would have been impossible," he said.
I think that Ukrainian authorities, international organizations and international community, including the Government of Japan should work together to develop a common plan for further restoration of Donbas», His Excellency Mr. Shigeki Sumi, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Ukraine, noted.
He employed an architect to carry out some further restoration work, although the details are unknown.
This fall, foundation executives in Lorain began a $3 million campaign to raise funds for further restoration and announced their determination to get its original lens back.
The Anglican Church, St Michael's and All Angels, has origins which date from the 13th century, with a major reshaping in the mid 15th century, and further restoration in 1889.
