'ascend further' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe moving to a higher level of something. For example, you might say, "With their hard work and dedication, they have managed to ascend further up the corporate ladder."
The move appeared to be focused on keeping Mr. Rice, 42, at the company, perhaps preparing him to ascend further now that Mr. Murdoch's No. 2 executive, Peter Chernin, has announced his intention to depart in June.
But Priebus forged an alliance with Bannon, which they see as mutually beneficial because either or both could be sidelined if others, such as Cohn or Powell, ascend further, according to three White House officials.
Hudson responded by attacking the lead plane, forcing it to ascend further.
The ladder of success stands so tall and even those who reach the stop strive to ascend further.
Mr. Hu and Mr. Sun, both 49, are the youngest members of the Politburo, and their new postings would be aimed at giving them exposure to the economic engines of China's main industrial centers before they ascended further.
As the magma ascends further, bubbles connect and paths for gas flow are formed.
Ascending further into the hills, we come across what must be one of the last tombs still used as a Bedouin family home.
After the operators determine that it is safe to proceed, the gondola rises to the top of the tower to a musical accompaniment, beginning to spin slowly around the central tower and picking up speed as it ascends further.
For mild AMS, taking an extra day before ascending further may be all that is necessary and symptoms may resolve.
Jurassic World now looks unlikely to ascend any further in the all-time chart, since seventh-placed Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone has £66.1m.
Are you a prominent member of society particularly someone who may be involved with a national security committee who is trying your best to keep a spotless reputation so that you may further ascend the corporate ladder or excel in politics?
