The phrase "any further fall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of additional declines or decreases in a particular context, such as finance or performance.
Example: "If the market experiences any further fall, we may need to reconsider our investment strategy."
Alternatives: "any additional decline" or "any more drop".
Henley will also highlight another select committee recommendation which said "while it is essential to acknowledge the prevailing financial climate, we would be disappointed if the Arts Council saw any further fall in its grant in aid".
P&G wanted to be able to prove that once a drug had suppressed the reduced bone turnover by a certain amount - around 30 to 40percentnt - any further fall in turnover, which Fosamax could achieve, would not result in fewer fractures.
Still, with the northwest portion of the island designated a Unesco World Heritage Site, and with fairly stringent limitations on development, Majorca has been shielded from any further fall in prices, which are now about 10 percent off their peak, said Michael Cunnington, an agent for the brokerage Savills in Majorca.
Mr Key will seek to adopt a more pro-business policy agenda than the outgoing Labour-led government, although his immediate challenge will be simply to keep the recession-hit economy on the rails and to limit any further fall-out from the global financial crisis.Like Labour before it, National will have to form a coalition government, having failed to win a clear majority on its own.
Any further falls may raise concerns that QE has come too late to stave off deflation," said Teunis Brosens at ING Financial Markets.
Hogg says Salcombe has begun buying more hops in advance to hedge against any further falls in the pound.
Since growth in the first quarter was driven mainly by consumer spending, any further falls in disposable income would create further problems.
Although the figures for 2013 did not show any further falls, the life expectancies for men and women aged 85 and 95 failed to recover to 2011 levels, which were the highest to date.
And with steel production falls come a fall in iron ore prices – which have slumped below US$50 a tonne in the past week: For the moment the price remains above that forecast in the May budget, but the wriggle room is getting small – and any further falls start to really hit the budget's projected bottom line.
They could cut oil production, which would boost prices or at least limit any further falls.
That triggered a further fall in the currency markets.
