The phrase "a further thesis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an additional argument or proposition in an academic or formal context.
Example: "In this paper, I will present a further thesis that challenges the conventional understanding of the topic."
Alternatives: "an additional thesis" or "a supplementary thesis".
Additionally, papers on the IUGONET development activities (MDDB and software) have been issued (blue, in Figure 6), and a further 42 thesis papers (Bachelor, Master's and Doctoral) have been submitted up to March 2014.
The committee will discuss performance on coursework and plans for further thesis research.
Sosa defends the further thesis on the grounds that, if we did have experiences when dreaming with the conscious character of those we have when awake, we would be open to epistemic criticism for failing to form beliefs that take our experiences at face value.
Antigone and Creon are, in this view, rather like pawns in the Hegelian dialectic his theory that thought progresses from a thesis (i.e., an idea), through an antithesis (an idea opposing the original thesis), to a synthesis (a more comprehensive idea that embraces both the thesis and antithesis), which in turn becomes the thesis in a further progression.
Pimm and Harvey in their review appear to have provided a further example in support of this thesis.
Last week Semmelweis University stripped Mr Schmitt of his doctoral degree after a committee found that he had directly lifted 17 pages and had partially copied a further 180 pages of his 1992 thesis on the modern Olympic games.Mr Schmitt initially refused to resign, saying that the affair had nothing to do with his role as president.
Further, a crucial thesis in the scenario of Penrose and Hameroff is that the (gravitation-induced) collapse of such coherent tubulin states corresponds to elementary acts of consciousness.
Post collates the information to further his thesis that "the world is a random and unpredictable place".
Articles that highlight the negative effects of Brexit serve to further the thesis that the vote was a mistake that must be reversed despite the offense this may cause to democratic sensibilities.
After Jon's presentation, we will go straight into a panel discussion to further debate theses trends.
