"farther distance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to compare two different distances. For example: "The lake is a farther distance than the park."
Or 3 and 4. How bright the Jets' horizon glimmers in the farther distance no one can say, though many are likely to try.
"The immigrant community has come for the same reason, it's just that they have maybe come from a slightly farther distance," Teatro said.
The side entrance on the audience's right signified the near distance and the one on the audience's left the farther distance.
"But longer-stay guests are more willing to go a slightly farther distance from where they are transacting business to quieter areas".
A satellite is used as the relay to help a source transmit a signal in a farther distance when the source itself cannot transmit directly.
Where Piccolo says its advantage is, is that their technology works from a farther distance so you won't need one of these things attached to every appliance in your home.
Such pheromones tend to last relatively longer and extend farther distances than alarm pheromones.
Opponents raised safety concerns about children having to walk farther distances, possibly crossing gang lines, to their new schools.
So while Six Flags' record-setting coaster is the current big draw, it is part of a broader scheme to bring new visitors, from farther distances, to the 31-year old park.
As cheaper airlines start travelling even farther distances, the need to have a big hub near London could diminish.The argument from Heathrow this newspaper's preferred option relies far more heavily on the notion that hubs will still remain important in the future.
Farther distances (316 m) were also reported (Godoy and Jordano 2001).
