The phrase "an further escalation" is not correct in written English.
Did you mean "a further escalation"? You can use "a further escalation" when discussing an increase in intensity or severity of a situation, often in contexts like conflict or negotiations.
Example: "The recent events have led to a further escalation of tensions between the two countries."
Alternatives: "an additional escalation" or "a subsequent escalation."
A decision on this motion, which could still keep an option open for a further escalation, will be delayed until later in the weekend conference.
The rough treatment signaled a further escalation of a campaign of intimidation and violence that governing party insiders say is being coordinated by President Robert Mugabe and a small clique of police, intelligence and military officials intent on winning the runoff and extending their 28 years in power.
Riccardo Muti, the conductor and music director at La Scala in Milan, said over the weekend that he would cancel a concert on Friday in a further escalation of the conflict between him and the musicians at the famed opera house.
The coming scare for America is going to be a further escalation of hunger in an already suffering economy.
In a further escalation of the conflict, a senior source in the Burnham camp also accused Cooper of using tactics "out of the Ed Balls playbook" - in a reference to her husband.
The latest unrest, in which police used baton rounds to confront protestors wielding gasoline bombs, hatchets and sledge hammers, marked a further escalation in growing reaction to a decision of the Belfast council to restrict the flying of the British union flag over City Hall.
Especially if there is a further escalation of violence," Tymoshenko said in an interview with SkyTG24, according to their Italian translation.
"The Chinese authorities should immediately cease their systematic oppression to prevent a further escalation of the situation," said Dilxat Raxit, a WUC spokesman.
Then yesterday in a further escalation of this public relations exercise, a second Denver player was fined.
The first firm, Cleveland Bridge, was replaced by Dutch firm Hollandia, a switch that cost £30m, three valuable months, and a further escalation of costs when the new firm refused to accept a fixed-price contract.
