The phrase "at once further" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something should be done immediately and in addition to something else, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The committee decided to at once further investigate the claims made by the whistleblower."
Alternatives: "immediately advance" or "promptly continue".
Indeed, in 2008, assets that had not previously been correlated with each other all fell at once, further confounding the banks' models of investment banks.
Although this study showed a potential of a pilot-scale IPL device for treating larger amount of sample at once, further studies of technical improvement are essential to achieve higher decontamination level.
Far from the generic beasts in the swamps of Magic: the Gathering, Giger's creatures seemed at once further "out there" than any monsters or aliens I'd seen before and also eerily close to home.
Justice Minister David Ford has said his department is facing a budget shortfall of at least £47m, once further cuts are brought in in October.
The films were scenes from real life having the novelty of motion, but Méliès saw at once their further possibilities.
That is why we, the undersigned, stand by Jim Acosta and demand that his press credentials be restored at once, without further pointless litigation.
In Iraq and Kuwait, American and other Western women and children, whom President Saddam Hussein had promised on Tuesday to release at once, encountered further delays.
Paper stencils will have to be discarded when the screen is washed, so if you want to do lots of the same print, make several stencils at once for further printing sessions.
"Laurent Gbagbo must heed the calls from the international community and step down at once to prevent further bloodshed".
"Laurent Gbagbo must heed the calls from the international community and step down at once to prevent further bloodshed". On Friday, shooting near the presidential palace and residence died down, suggesting that the rebel group had been pushed back.
An ICM poll this week found that 45% of Britons wanted their troops to leave at once, and a further 16% wanted them out by the end of the year.Patience and its limitsThis loss of faith among the people of Britain and America is easy to understand.
