The phrase "adding a further degree of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase in intensity, complexity, or extent of something.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at adding a further degree of transparency to the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "increasing the level of" or "enhancing the degree of".
Some larger ones were used as props, adding a further degree of hilarity to dance for coyly impudent bathing beauties or giving the dancer the look of an Art Deco lamp when curved decorously under an arm or hand.
Moreover, because nicotinic receptors are widely expressed by the intrinsic glutamatergic fibers in Fr2 (Aracri et al. 2013), our present results suggest that hypocretin may cooperate with the cholinergic modulation of glutamate release, thus adding a further degree of flexibility to the intracortical glutamatergic transmission.
The differential splicing and expression of 2 novel exons, exon 2a and 2b, which are highly enriched in PCa and metastases promises to add a further degree of sensitivity for the detection of PCa.
The highly variable spatial conformations add a further degree of freedom to the equation.
The choice of the statistical methods used to allow for the competing risk of death adds a further degree of robustness to the study.
Cancer registration that involves identification of all new cases arising in a defined population is a difficult proposition in Africa (Parkin et al, 2003), but the follow-up of all registered cases for periods of several years adds a further degree of complexity.
Plant complexes add a further level of value added and begin to add intellectual content.
The degree to which adding a further measure increases statistical power can be derived from simple formulae.
An existing logical model of the yeast cell cycle was greatly extended by adding a further 30 cell-cycle-related genes that we had previously shown to exert a high degree of control over yeast growth rate.
