"develop a further understanding" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It indicates that someone is working to improve or expand their understanding of a topic or concept. Example: In order to excel in her biology class, Sarah decided to devote more time to studying and engaging in discussions with her classmates to develop a further understanding of genetics.
To develop a further understanding, the effects of the member height, axial force, bolt pretension force, bolt gap and material nonlinearity on the bending behaviour of AAG joints were investigated.
In order to develop a further understanding, numerical analysis was carried out using numerous FE models considering two kinds of aluminum alloy brands, two kinds of section types, nine types of section dimensions and three types of temperatures.
To develop a further understanding, parametric studies were performed, varying the span-to-thickness ratio, height-to-span ratio, ring, member section, joint bending behaviour, joint stiffness model, material property, load distribution, support condition and initial geometric imperfection.
It is expected that through the publication of this special issue, we can help develop a further understanding of ICT in LTL.
It may be helpful to read some books on the topic to develop a further understanding of the idea.
On 13 July 2012, ESA Director-General Director-General Jean-Jacques Jean-Jacques Dordaind hold toldSpace News thatESAlop a further "technical understanding".
This document describes a first section (3.2.1) that focuses on the city-regional scale: a theoretical framework is developed for a further understanding of the question, whereas a first tool is proposed for a complete assessment and diagnosis of the public transport network, urban integration, the relationship with land uses and the strategic role of a node within the whole network.
Obesity and metabolic syndrome are strongly associated with type 2 diabetes mellitus and cardiovascular diseases, thus the increasing trend in their prevalence among children and adolescents from developing countries requires a further understanding of their epidemiology and determinants.
Although international and local non-governmental organisations (NGOs) continue to work and deliver health services in security compromised areas in Pakistan [ 4], there is a need to develop further understanding of how to address the MNH needs in Pakistan's conflict areas.
In order to further develop a comprehensive understanding of scale effects on plant response to global change, we encourage researchers to more regularly integrate assessments of global change across scale in their work, evaluate the fit between global models and local causation and investigate local vs. global mitigation of global change impacts.
