The phrase "a further spiral" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an additional or continued progression in a situation, often implying a negative or complex development.
Example: "The project faced a further spiral of complications after the unexpected changes in management."
Alternatives: "an additional spiral" or "a continued spiral".
So, politicians are now seeking to put a floor underneath the market to prevent a further downward spiral.
As repellent as it is ridiculous, this unnecessary, needlessly graphic scene sets the story and its hapless hero on a further downward spiral.
Senior officials in the Indian government have noted the allegation with outrage and say it contributed to a further downward spiral in a relationship between the nuclear-armed adversaries that has long been contentious.
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said in a statement that she was alarmed by reports about the government considering a state of emergency and warned that such a move "would trigger a further downward spiral for Ukraine which would benefit no one".
In a further hermeneutic spiral, Heidegger concludes that temporality is the a priori transcendental condition for there to be care (sense-making, intelligibility, taking-as, Dasein's own distinctive mode of Being).
Patient was followed-up every 3 months after primary surgery with documented physical examination, every 6 months for ultrasonic examination, every 12 months for conventional CT-scan further spiral chest CT scan if indicated.
Amid a barrage of grim predictions about the further "spiralling out of control" of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, Barack Obama told delegates at the United Nations that while the world had started to launch its response, it was still lacking.
The decline of middle-class jobs that had already begun further spiraled out of control.
Getting started now will save countless lives and prevent a further tragic downward spiral of a society that stands on the brink of survival.
