The phrase "any further proceedings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to additional actions or steps that may take place after a certain point.
Example: "The court has decided to suspend any further proceedings until the evidence is reviewed."
Alternatives: "any additional actions" or "any subsequent steps".
Judge Jacobs suggested that Judge Schwartz give the case to another judge for any further proceedings.
Any further proceedings will be transferred to a different judge, Robert Doyle.
Any further proceedings in the Illinois courts would be solely at the option of petitioner.
Commissioner Goodell said he will give close attention to the extent to which Coach Williams cooperates with the N.F.L. in any further proceedings.
"I am writing to request an immediate postponement of any further proceedings related to the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh, Feinsteinn (Calif). wrote in a letter to Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa), the committee's chairman.
Of the justices in the majority, Justice Stephen G. Breyer was most explicit, in a separate opinion, about the need for the Department of Health and Human Services to make its position clear and for the district court, in any further proceedings, to take that position into account.
On November 20 , 1828 they apparently held their last regular meeting, for there is not anywhere any trace of further proceedings or deliberations on their part until January 5 , 1836
The admixture of reliability and voluntariness in the considerations of the jury would itself entit e a defendant to further proceedings in any case in which the essential facts are disputed, for we cannot determine how the jury resolved these issues and will not assume that they were reliably and properly resolved against the accused.
MacDonald's discharge barred any further military proceedings against him.
Jenkins, was simply a necessary and logical extension of the rule that an acquittal bars any further trial proceedings.
If the licence commission complies, and any further legal proceedings end in the UCI's favour, that could potentially mean the end of the team, sponsored by a consortium of Kazakh companies and headed by the controversial former cyclist Alexander Vinokourov.
