The phrase "a further shot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional attempt or opportunity, often in contexts like photography, sports, or metaphorical situations.
Example: "After reviewing the initial results, the team decided to take a further shot at improving the project outcomes."
Alternatives: "an additional attempt" or "one more try".
A further shot from the Frenchman was then saved by Jaaskelainen at full stretch.
January was one behind, with Palmer, Hogan and Gay Brewer a further shot back.
His closest challenger is Wall at 11 under with Stenson a further shot adrift.
Tom Kite was a further shot back, and Mark O'Meara, Strange and Watson all in contention at one over par.
Couples, Zoeller and Langer were four shots off the pace, with Stadler, Ballesteros and Pooley a further shot adrift.
Greg Norman managed to shoot 68 on his return from the wrist injury that had kept him out of the Open, with Sluman a further shot back.
The main effects studio was Worldwide FX (WWFX), which produced 1,186 of the shots, and a further 800 shots which were discarded in response to changes to the film's story.
Although the species has made significant advances, it is estimated that 38% of the 395 birds fledged between 1999 and 2003 were poisoned and a further 9% shot or otherwise killed by humans.
In operations conducted between 26 April and 22 June the American fighter pilots claimed the destruction of 64 Japanese aircraft and damage to another 180 on the ground, as well as a further ten shot down in flight; these claims were lower than the American planners had expected, however, and the raids were considered unsuccessful.
After discharging a total of 23 rounds, Williams fled the scene by car, firing a further six shots from a second,.22 calibre, pistol as he did so.
At seven under par, the US Open champion is two shots clear of his fellow Northern Irishman Gareth Maybin, with Sweden's Niclas Fasth a further two shots back after a 66.
