The phrase "and present further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that additional information or details will be provided after an initial statement or presentation.
Example: "In this report, we will analyze the data trends and present further insights into the implications of our findings."
Alternatives: "and provide additional" or "and offer more".
Included in this comprehensive collection of writings are a large number of unpublished pieces which expand upon Wright's published ideas on architecture, art and aesthetics, and present further insights into the architect's views on politics, religion and morality.
We will deliver a paper that outlines the licensing idea, a fleshed-out model for how to achieve it at Berkeley, and present further steps that remain to be taken regarding the idea's interaction with current music business practices.
Frerichs et al. [ 3] have also described this signal as perfusion and present further data supporting this terminology.
This study reviews and synthesizes the latest available data on these two indicators, and presents further analyses with complementary information from national and international sources.
Their persistence into the postnatal period compromises positive mother-child interaction and presents further challenges to the child and their emotional, behavioral and social development [ 2, 3] as well as neuropsychological development [ 4, 5].
However, those are also related to the previously described attributes, so in this study, we take into account only seven basic attributes described in this paragraph and presented further in the next sections.
Edith Bowman, Vic Galloway and Laura Marks present further coverage.
The results suggest that distinct clinical and immunophenotypic characteristics of NPM1 and FLT3/ITD mutations present further insight into the molecular mechanism of leukemogenesis.
The robust foot skeleton and padded soles present further adaptations to a primarily-grounded lifestyle, providing both traction and cushioning when walking on hard substrates.
Aesthetic and security considerations present further barriers.
Eight studies only inferred moth pollination from floral characteristics and did not present further evidence.
