"from further away" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you might write: "I could see the monument clearly from further away."
Other things came from further away.
I also shot Tobias from further away on longer lenses than Ruby, emphasising his loneliness.
The United States is not compelled to wage war from further away.
Still photos of his arrival taken from further away are actually of Aldrin, snapped by Armstrong.
Military experts suggest that the trajectory of the trail helps discount a launch from further away by Ukrainian government forces.
So basically, the purpose of an assault style weapon is to kill more stuff, more fully, faster and from further away.
This was the phrase used to describe an image of Earth taken in 1990 from even further away.
This area is separated by fields, hills and woodland from houses further away.
Previously, water had been obtained from an old well located further away from the facilities.
Children from Wesel tended to live further away from a major road.
Firefighters had to be dispatched from another station further away.
