The phrase "a further scenario" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an additional example or situation for consideration or discussion.
Example: "In addition to the current situation, let's explore a further scenario where the market conditions change dramatically."
Alternatives: "an additional scenario" or "a subsequent scenario".
They also raise a further scenario.
A further scenario is to retrieve content to a separate cloud provider account owned by the user, for instance for the purpose of processing in the cloud.
A further scenario analysis was performed, comparing the historical scenario previously mentioned and the best-case scenario for the innovative technology (thus implementing it for all the 139 patients undergoing the surgical procedure): as result, the hospital of reference would decrease the healthcare expenditure devoted to the treatment of lumbar arthrodesis by −0.85% (−€5,077.677).
A further scenario is diarrhoea and malnutrition in young children in developing countries.
A further scenario may be where it is necessary to exclude certain areas of the torso from the selection process.
Yet a further interesting scenario would be that receptors at intracellular membranes are less potent in activating signaling pathways than receptors at the plasma membrane, bringing up the spatial regulation of receptor activity.
Further scenario analyses with hypothetical assumptions could be conducted, although solid evidence would certainly be preferable.
Further scenario work could examine the impact on cost and quality of referral restructuring and expectations of care at different levels of the system.
With recent publications suggesting equally good test performance in lower risk populations, the further scenario of using NIPT instead of cFTS will be increasingly considered.
The panel members added a further 18 scenarios to the list in the 2nd consensus development round, all of which were relevant to the 'chronic distress' indication.
In addition, a further two scenarios were developed, one based on the current legislation in place and the other representing a potential future legislation which is much more restrictive.
