The phrase "amongst further" is not standard in written English and may be considered incorrect.
It could be used in contexts where one is referring to additional items or points in a discussion, but "amongst" is often seen as more archaic or less common than "among."
Example: "Amongst further considerations, we must also address the budget constraints."
Alternatives: "among additional" or "among further".
Given the increased interest amongst Australian Critical Care Nurses, further understanding of nurses' perceptions and use of patient diaries was warranted.
For instance, there is not just a fact of the matter about how many actual tosses of a given coin will land heads; there is also a fact of the matter about the frequency of heads amongst hypothetical further tosses of the same coin.
It's hugely positive to see business confidence amongst contractors improve further on the already high levels witnessed over the past two years.
This shows 67Ga holds promise as a therapeutic radionuclide as a targeted radiopharmaceutical however non-homogeneous uptake amongst cells needs further investigation.
The best solution for this generation is compared with the global best solution, and the best amongst them is further considered as the new global best solution.
Further, amongst organisations developing standards there are also efforts for how to improve ICT standardisation such as initiatives for considering open source work practices in standardisation addressed in recent workshops organised by ETSI1 (European Telecommunications Standards Institute) and ANSI2 (American National Standards Institute).
Infection control matron Denise Richards said: "In order to prevent these illnesses from spreading further amongst vulnerable patients and staff, we have closed all wards to visitors unless there are exceptional circumstances.
Setting off the alarm bell yet further amongst the Paraguayan landed elite, Lugo invited Chávez to his country to discuss rural collaboration.
Moreover, President Khatami's CNN interview where he mentioned the notion of a "dialogue amongst civilizations" brought further possibility to rapprochement.
The analytical methods for assessing quality and measuring agreement amongst assessors need further discussion and development.
