The phrase "about a further" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to introduce a topic related to additional information or actions, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "We need to discuss about a further step in the project." (This should be rephrased for clarity.)
Alternatives: "regarding an additional" or "concerning a further".
Liberal market societies bring about a further professionalisation and a further detachment.
Terrorism thus promotes a cycle whereby an attack feeds a reaction that contributes to bringing about a further attack.
The next month, the transfer of an additional 15% of the engineers brought about a further decline in unit costs.
The key question is whether the currency can be refloated without bringing about a further sharp depreciation.
The strategy promises to further aggravate Europe's core problem — a structural shortage of demand — by bringing about a further decline of labor income and a further rise in inequality.
Numerical simulation results show that delta winglet pairs can bring about a further heat transfer enhancement and pressure drop decrease through the careful arrangement of the location, size and attack angle of delta winglet pairs either in "common flow up" or "common flow down" configurations.
It took about a further month for the vulnerability to be fixed.
And while I don't really buy into another 30% decline that I've been hearing about, a further five, 10 or 15% decline is not unthinkable from here.
It can be expected that advanced products and intelligent housing designs will bring about a further fall in formaldehyde concentrations indoors.
And since net public-sector debt is currently very low just 30% of GDP the government is well-placed to borrow more.The snag is that this would add about a further £4 billion a year to borrowing equivalent to 0.4% of GDP.
Mark E. Souder, Republican of Indiana, asked about a further frontier in sports doping: genetic enhancement.
