The phrase "a further tour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional or subsequent tour, often in the context of travel, exploration, or a series of events.
Example: "After completing the first leg of our journey, we decided to embark on a further tour of the historic sites in the region."
Alternatives: "an additional tour" or "a subsequent tour".
Parnes was very happy with the receipts and persuaded Cochran to join Vincent for a further tour in late April.
It was revived in 1996 with a larger ensemble, and a further tour occurred in 2012.
A further tour of Europe was made throughout December that year.
A further tour of the USA was planned for December 1976, but it had to be cancelled when, on 23 November, Brian Robertson suffered a hand injury when trying to protect fellow Glaswegian, singer and friend Frankie Miller in a fracas at the Speakeasy Club in London.
Notwithstanding the publicity the escapade generated for war loans, Isaacson recalled that when he landed at Mascot afterwards: In December 1943, following his promotional tour with his crew in Q-for-Queenie, he settled down to instructional work at an operational training unit before undertaking a further tour in the Lancaster commencing in March 1944.
He continued touring into 2010 (the year in which he received the Grammy lifetime achievement award), and undertook a further world tour in 2012-13.
After completing filming, the Formbys undertook a further ENSA tour.
As a result, Toshack missed the last Test and eight further tour matches, three of which were not first-class.
He played in three further tour matches, twice making scores in the forties, but not reaching a half-century during the tour.
The subsequent success of both the album, single, and tour saw Hole embark on a further three tours of the United States, Germany and Western Europe in the latter half of 1991, playing again with Mudhoney, as well as alternative rock acts Daisy Chainsaw and Therapy?
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