The phrase "and further tools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate additional resources or instruments that complement what has already been mentioned.
Example: "The software package includes a user manual, tutorials, and further tools to enhance your experience."
Alternatives: "and additional resources" or "along with more tools".
Snowden spoke with BBC1's Panorama programme about more weighty matters this week, where he claimed the British Government's intelligence agency has access to tools that can listen in on phones and smart devices, and further tools to stop people from realising their phone had been accessed or tampered with.
However, in some cases the BH3 helix alone is not sufficient to mediate biological function, and further tools are required.
In terms of data integration, CAMERA has so far developed the most comprehensive infrastructure for holistic metagenome analyses, and further tools and pipelines are currently developed in the GSC and Micro B3 project (http://www.microb3.eu/) frameworks.
Thus, HIS + CpG-pulsed DC may prove to be a new and further tool to add to those designed.
This result adds new experimental potential to the PAT-ChIP technique and provides further tools to elucidate the role of epigenetic alterations in malignant transformation and tumor development.
It has the opportunity to build a platform where organizations can manage their software, and potentially provide further tools to optimise how it is used, plan more deployments connected to it, and so on.
Further, tools and processes for accreditation and organisational performance are multifaceted.
Nevertheless, as further tools and reagents are developed, a more comprehensive image is starting to emerge.
The CPSP-web-tools interface is being constantly expanded such that further tools and features will become available.
Further tools and algorithms were also developed to deal with whole genome network inference [ 13, 14], but the gene-gene interactions in such inferred networks were either undirected (no assigned causality) or carry only a statistical probability of causality.
In the near future, we anticipate that material science and biology will integrate and further develop tools for in vitro studies and potentially bring some of them toward in vivo applications.
