The phrase "a further substantive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an additional significant or meaningful element, often in discussions or analyses.
Example: "The report includes a further substantive analysis of the data collected during the study."
Alternatives: "an additional significant" or "a more meaningful".
The question then arises whether any further substantive ideals of equality, beyond meritocratic ideals, should be affirmed.
Obviously any further substantive questions on this particular issue, the spokesperson adds, should be directed to Viviane Reding's office; she is the VP of the EC in charge of justice).
To demonstrate this and provide further substantive insights, we applied the proposed fixation identification algorithm on a different eye-tracker with a higher precision and higher sampling frequency (study 2).
It added it had "no further substantive information".
In a statement, the charity said: "Kids Company is cooperating fully with the police to assist the investigation into what it understands to be historical but serious allegations but has no further substantive information to date".
Lord Black said he offered to Hollinger's special committee last Tuesday "the right to match any bona fide offer for control of Hollinger Inc.," but he said, "they effectively declined that offer on Jan . 15 and canceled the scheduled meeting for further substantive discussions on Jan . 16.
The real success here is that the ground has been prepared for further substantive talks.
Further substantive conditions have to be provided over and above the probability relations between A, B, and C in order to identify C as a common cause of A and B. Given C, B does not raise A's chances.
There is still considerable work to do and while no final decision has been made, we will proceed with further substantive discussions with Tata Motors over the forthcoming weeks," Lewis Booth Lewis Booth, Ford executive vice president with responsibility for Ford Europe, stated.
The matters discussed in the telephone calls that were broadcast and published this morning, relate to an envisaged Emergency Liquidity transaction that did not take place, and to the best of my recollection there was no further substantive discussion on this issue in the week leading up to the bank guarantee on 30 September 2008.
