The phrase "are further free" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something is additionally free, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The tickets for the event are further free for those who register early."
Alternatives: "are additionally free" or "are also free".
In theory, the president's hands were further freed last year, when reformist candidates won control of parliament.
Intact medial and lateral menisci were removed en bloc and were further freed from synovial attachments, washed in PBS to remove excess synovial fluid, patted dry with sterile gauze and weighed using a standard scale.
Giles Goodall, the chair of the Brussels and European Liberal Democrats, said: "These figures are further evidence that free movement is a two-way street from which the UK benefits as much as – and in some cases more than – anyone else.
Protein breakdown is brought about by a variety of proteases that convert insoluble storage proteins into soluble peptides, which are further hydrolysed to free amino acids.
The magnitude of reflection and transmission coefficient obtained from numerical simulations are further validated with microwave free space measurements.
Some local sources mention gold mines, but Ituri's main deposits are further north, in areas free of rebel activity.
The workings of the free market are further undermined by the importation of foreign labor.
The stable and collision-free candidates are further checked using expression (9) in the third row.
These data are further reflected in both progression-free survival and post-relapse overall survival analysis.
The European Union, not Britain, is by far the largest market for African exporters, and throughout the past few decades Africa has been further integrated into free market deals with Europe that allow "unilateral duty free access to the EU market".
