The phrase "and further papers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional documents or materials that are related to a specific topic or subject matter.
Example: "The committee reviewed the initial report and further papers submitted by the research team."
Alternatives: "and additional documents" or "and supplementary materials".
There is an extensive literature on the solvability of the IVPs for the Stokes equation (see, e.g., [1, 3, 10] and further papers cited there).
There is an extensive literature on the solvability of the initial value problems (IVPs) for the Stokes equation (see, e.g., [1, 2, 10] and further papers cited there).
In order to support this, several studies have demonstrated the diagnostic role of PCT in detecting bacterial infection and sepsis [ 14, 24- 26], and further papers have investigated its prognostic value [ 27- 33].
Che-Yuan Hu and Cheng-Kuang Yang designed this study and collected clinical data; Che-Yuan Hu drafted this paper; Shun-Fa Hung and Shiu-Dong collectedleclinicalnical data; Yen-Chuan Ou, ChandYuan Huang, and Yeong-Shiau performedmed the operations and further paper editing.
Both Hastings and Eastbourne councils said arrangements had been made to reprint and deliver further papers.
Also returned are links to the SIMBAD and/or NASA Extragalactic Database object name databases, via which a user can quickly find out basic observational data about the objects analyzed in a paper, and find further papers on those objects.
The reference lists of 17 reviews were hand-checked and 49 further papers identified.
The searches identified 51 papers after exclusion of duplicates – 43 were identified via electronic databases and eight via other sources including one via Zetoc alert, four via Google Scholar searches for relevant papers that had cited Campbell et al's 2011 HTA report [ 19], one by chance, and two further papers were known to the research team.
Although if the search was expanded to include other MeSH terms such as clinical management and therapeutic approaches, then further papers would be forthcoming, and these would generally have a section on diagnosis and differential diagnosis.
The abstracts of the remaining 32 papers were reviewed, and further 12 papers were excluded.
The reference lists of the included papers were examined for further papers, and the authors of the most relevant studies were contacted requesting details of any other studies which they thought were important in the area.
