The phrase "a further segment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional part or portion of something, often in a context where segments or sections are being discussed.
Example: "In the next chapter, we will explore a further segment of the research findings that highlight the key trends."
Alternatives: "an additional part of" or "a subsequent section of".
Players undertake sorties to gather supplies, with the drama playing out in fully scripted audio; success is measured in further segments of the unfolding story.
Further segments of Mr. Robinson's piece, sung serenely by the soprano Mellissa Hughes with gradually morphing accompaniment, served to fuse more turbulent works and busy Cagean collages.
Despite this, many of these compounds enter further segments of the gastrointestinal tract undigested (intact), where they interact with the intestinal microbiota.
Further segments of the protein were separately modeled, and the entire structure was put together in various steps as described in the following sections.
In order to detect speaker change points, speech segments were further segmented by means of a conventional metric-based approach[3] evaluating the likelihood of the acoustic change in the center of a sliding window using normalized Cross-BIC (XBIC) metric[27].
The procedure is carried out recursively, namely S1 and S2 each are then further segmented, and each of the resulting segments are further segmented, and so on, until halting criteria are met.
For the analysis of task-related power, the movement and resting segments were further segmented into epochs of 1000 data points (corresponding to 2 seconds); artefacts-contaminated epochs were excluded.
For a further 6% of the segments, the algorithm found several different plausible options, which included the one subsequently chosen during the manual checking process.
The first segment highlights a further component of the historical context in which the Principia was written and read.
Apple, meanwhile, in an effort to further increase its appeal to consumers, is also expected to introduce a new 3G version of the iPhone in June, which will work on speedier wireless networks and may further attract a new segment of customers to the iPhone in the United States and abroad.
