The phrase "achieve even further" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to express the idea of reaching a higher level of success or accomplishment beyond what has already been achieved.
Example: "With hard work and dedication, we can achieve even further in our goals this year."
Alternatives: "reach even greater heights" or "attain even more success."
This has prompted Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to rub his hands in glee and predict that this will make it easier next year -- an election year, when more money is collected for campaigns -- to achieve even further tax breaks for business.
In combination, these aspects prompted the adjustment of program goals, and ultimately contributed toward development (i.e., evolution of the program to achieve even further improvement).
This has led to the conclusion that HPV-positive HNSCC represents a distinct disease entity [14] and has raised hope that it may be possible to target unique features of HPV-positive disease to achieve even further improvements in outcomes.
Future efforts to even further improve these results could include the utilization of nonoxidizing solvents and microwave conditions in order to achieve even higher [F]fluoride incorporation rates.
These types of techniques can be further combined with specially designed contrast agents or drug delivery systems to achieve even more personalised approaches.
Therefore, to achieve even higher flexibility as now without increasing the air emissions and without significant losses in efficiency, further developments are needed.
Further research could reveal that adjusting or changing treatments earlier or more frequently may enable patients to achieve even better glycemic control.
What it almost certainly will achieve is even further tension and resentment among the Tibetan people towards Beijing, while the average Chinese citizen will continue to believe that Tibetans are happily singing and dancing across the plateau.
This motivated us to attempt to achieve an even further increase in lactic acid productivity by expressing more LDH enzyme.
Applying our PCT-TC analysis, we achieved an even further stratification of 165 breast cancer patients with the histological types that had been associated with a bad prognosis, ERBB2-positive, Basal and Luminal B groups [14], [17].
Ronco and coworkers [ 12] demonstrated survival benefits by increasing the haemofiltration dose (35 ml/kg per hour) beyond the conventional renal dose (20 ml/kg per hour), but no further benefit was achieved, even at higher doses (45 ml/kg per hour), in the overall studied population.
