The phrase "a further trial on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the continuation or repetition of a trial or test, often in a legal or experimental context.
Example: "The court has decided to schedule a further trial on the matter to gather more evidence."
Alternatives: "an additional trial regarding" or "a subsequent trial concerning".
Plummer found the net in Saturday's friendly against Evesham, which finished 1-1, and impressed enough to earn a further trial period on their pre-season tour of Wales this week.
A further trial focusing on development of pain over a five year period showed that in 70% of patients pain reached a plateau, in 15% pain increased over time and in 15% pain disappeared spontaneously [ 6, 7].
He escaped and in a further trial was acquitted, on the doubtful grounds that he was not guilty and no longer insane.
The clinic has reportedly suspended all further trials on the drug and the French state prosecutor has opened an inquiry.
On the other hand, however, that study was the stepping stone to further trials on a larger group of patients, with a longer follow-up, to finally evaluate the potential role of trimetazidine in patients with atherosclerotic lesions in peripheral arteries.
Overall, the literature data suggest a link between PM and VTE, but further trials on larger populations of patients with homogeneous study designs and outcomes are warranted.
Despite the promising results, all the evidence is based on animal studies and further trials on humans are needed.
Therefore, the findings that marathon running increases the levels of this macrophage-specific marker of immune activation is of note and should be considered in further trials on the relationships between inflammation and strenuous exercise.
Further trials on experimental animals are recommended.
Further trials on MSM are recommended to define the safety, efficacy and appropriate dosage of MSM.
