The phrase "far extend" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to reach a great distance or to continue for a long time. Example: The effects of climate change will far extend beyond our lifetime.
Most criticisms so far extend to his grammar and occasional rambling, though there are good clear reasons he did not file his report to a sub-editor.
Political opposition to the bill from the UK Labour party also does not so far extend to objecting to the principle of weblogging the entire nation's browsing habits.
Recently, an elegant study evaluated the transcriptome of human macrophages induced by a variety of stimuli and revealed an extraordinary spectrum of macrophage activation states that far extend the current M1 versus M2-polarization model (Xue et al., 2014).
We have shown that deletion of Δ9 desaturases have profound effects on metabolism in C. elegans that far extend from the initial reduction in MUFAs.
The results obtained thus far extend the linkage information regarding major histocompatibility genes on chromosome 19 in zebrafish and the classical mammalian MHC, and further supports previous findings that the functional class II loci are found on a different chromosome.
So far, extended life has proven to be a healthier life, because better health in itself prolongs life.
On vocal performances, the range of tones in the human voice is far extended.
Unfortunately, due to its complexity, the present work could not be so far extended beyond dimension three.
Table 2 describes our search methodology.>> HHR planning is a comprehensive field far extending the number of physicians and nurses.
The peacekeepers' influence didn't extend far.
And they extend far beyond the quarterback.
