The phrase "as further reading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to suggest additional materials or resources for someone to explore on a particular topic.
Example: "If you're interested in learning more about this subject, I recommend checking out the articles listed as further reading."
Alternatives: "for additional resources" or "for more information."
This was achieved during the transcription process as well as through further reading of the transcribed discussions and analysis of the coded data which done by the lead author.
On the contrary, Napoleonic Web sites now abound, offering souvenirs and walking tours -- of Waterloo and St. Helena -- as well as guides to further reading, research and collectibles.
Table 1 presents a summary of the aforementioned PHY layer techniques, as well as related bibliography for further reading.
In short, they both provide useful immediate advice as well as a guide to further reading on topics that you might want to consider in depth.
Their ability to receive and open a large electronic document and publications listed in the "further reading" sections, as well as their ability to access publications through website-based links was assessed.
Aside from introducing the most influential positions and philosophers, my primary goal is to illuminate recurring patterns and concerns that can serve as orientation for further reading.
However, a negative association between title length and citation count has been made by Paiva, Lima and Paiva [16], and shorter titles might be more frequently cited because long or confusing titles may act as deterrents to further reading [22].
We addressed this by including as many links to further reading and related information as possible so each student could find content that suited his/her level of expertise.
"The Holy Twins" includes a brief, historically sophisticated essay on the Rule of St. Benedict, as well as a list of books for further reading.
