The phrase "and gather further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating the action of collecting more information or resources in addition to what has already been gathered.
Example: "We will analyze the initial data and gather further insights to support our conclusions."
Alternatives: "and collect additional" or "and obtain more".
Cooper asked the Home Office to "urgently review this evidence and gather further evidence about his activities, with a view to exercising your exclusion powers to prevent him coming to the UK".
There's even a dedicated Slack channel where interested investors can ask questions and gather further information.
If Stage II surveillance demonstrates no immediate need to act, decision makers may decide to wait and gather further data to inform decisions about the specific nature of future intervention programmes.
The currently ongoing phase III clinical trial program will add knowledge in respect to many long-term efficacy outcomes and gather further safety and tolerability data in both asthma and COPD.
Updated August 2013 LEARNING MISSION TO INDONESIA In December 2012 staff members from UNICEF Supply Division conducted a mission in Banda Aceh, Indonesia with the goal of learning about school furniture and gather further information for the project.
In Paris he drew on experiences recorded in his journals during the Solidarity years to write "A Warsaw Diary" and gathered further reflections on Poland, the West and life in exile for "Paris/New York: 1982-1984".
Research assistants visited these FCHVs and gathered further information on the listed mothers.
The objective of phase II was to carry out a preliminary assessment of the efficacy of the combination and to gather further safety and toxicity data.
Subsequent contact with the responsible clinicians enabled us to discount or to include these reports and to gather further clinical information reliably and completely.
And to gather further input on proposed Congressional maps, Judge Mann has scheduled a public hearing Monday in Brooklyn federal court.
The entries detailed how deputies recruited and used informants, collaborated with prosecutors and other local law enforcement agencies, and ran scams to gather further evidence from inmates.
