The phrase "able to further classify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to categorize or organize information in more detail or depth.
Example: "The new software is able to further classify the data into more specific categories, improving our analysis."
Alternatives: "capable of additional classification" or "able to refine classification".
We were not able to further classify the remaining 44 (11%) infections.
Lastly, as mentioned in the Methods section, aMCI patients were not able to further classify into single- or multi-domains due to large sample based norms unavailable.
Differentially expressed genes were characterized into five functional groups, and these authors were able to further classify 72 genes by comparison to the GenBank non-redundant database using BLASTx values less than 1.0 × 1e-2).
Using this consensus sequence we have been able to further classify several ERF genes as belonging to the CRF subgroup, and show that four such CRF genes in Tomato previously unexamined for cytokinin response are cytokinin inducible.
We intend to use more sophisticated techniques including microarrays in a group of patients undergoing treatment in a randomised setting, with the ultimate hope of being able to further sub-classify bladder tumours into clinically homogenous groups.
PM component score was able to further discriminate between groups (classified an additional 8.6%; p < .05).05
In the current study, we were also able to further refine the scheme by classifying patients with del 5q) or del(20q) in the standard-risk category (which we could not classify in our original study given the limited sample size of those patients).
Those tweets have been utilized for building machine learning classifiers able to automatically classify new tweets.
Discriminant analysis further revealed that performance on non-word repetition alone was able to correctly classify 75% of the participating parents into their proband groups.
