The phrase "a further serious" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "We need to address a further serious issue that has arisen in the project."
Alternatives: "an additional serious" or "a more serious".
"At the same time, taxpayers are being asked to accept uncosted plans for a seven-day NHS – plans which therefore present a further serious risk to public money.
About 250 people in total are convicted of a further serious offence each year, although that is not included in these statistics.
The Israeli military believes the current wave of lethal violence with Palestinians, which has claimed over 100 lives on both sides in the last two months, will continue in the coming months amid the risk of a further serious escalation.
It has taken a further serious financial blow from the closure of most of the smuggling tunnels to Egypt, which had provided Hamas with significant revenue from taxes and levies.
The IPCC received a further "serious allegation", which will be investigated immediately, that Bettison sought to influence the decision-making of the West Yorkshire Police Authority in regard to its initial referral of him to the IPCC.
Figures published yesterday by the Ministry of Justice relating to the release and supervision of offenders under the multi-agency public protection arrangements (Mappa), show that 79 high-risk offenders out of the 50,210 offenders being supervised committed a further serious offence, with a number of others being returned to prison for breaching the conditions of their release licence.
For Israel, any further serious attacks on its citizens inside or outside its national territory would bring an end to the restraint and, it is widely expected on both sides, extensive attacks on Palestinian security institutions and militant political factions.
Fifa executives are also thought to fear that any further serious allegations in the next few months against the organisation could seriously destabilise world football.
The report said: "We cannot make any link between the concerns we identify in this report and those terrible events... [but] we are clear in our view that there is a real risk of further serious incidents in future".
Amputation stump infection is common and may necessitate re-amputation, potentially exposing a vulnerable patient to further serious complications.
The Chancellor now plans to increase this by 2p per litre from April 1. "Such an increase will generate further serious difficulties for the transport and forecourt industries, business drivers, those dependent on the car, and for businesses or individuals in remote or rural areas with no alternative transport options".
