"a furthering of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to continue or advance something. Example: The research project proved to be a furthering of our understanding of the issue at hand.
In the light of the case law of The European Court of Human Rights one can therefore claim that such restrictions could be read as violating human rights; we must also recall that the Biomedicine Convention, in fact, is a furthering of the provisions of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.
The track lyrically features intricate imagery that depicts a fantasy-like scenario, and the length gives the song the ability to change pace with "patience, with suave, like a furthering of the foreplay".
"Here's to a furthering of communality and a platform for everyone," she said.
"Nonetheless, I think that this visit could be seen as a furthering of the reconciliation process," Funabashi said.
Her new book, "Too Much Happiness," represents at once a return to her habitual form and a furthering of her exploratory sensibilities.
The author needs little introduction, and the book is – as the title suggests – a furthering of his earlier vegetarian offering, Plenty.
A further of the basin is devoted to the raising of livestock, mainly cattle.
Calhoun demanded of Massie a further sum of $570, equal to 30percentnt. of the claim.
The Senate speaks of a further violation of the frontier.
Campbell was acquitted of a further count of rape.
Its failure was quickly followed by widespread predictions of a further winnowing of financially vulnerable sites.
