"from further north" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the origin or starting point of a journey, direction, or location. Example: "After spending the winter in the city, I decided to move to a smaller town from further north in order to enjoy a quieter and more peaceful lifestyle."
Muslim cattlemen from further north believe they have grazing rights in the Kiir river valley.
In Ottawa, people that came from further north than I was would come down to watch the games.
About 2000 years ago, the economic and social landscape of southern Africa changed forever with the appearance of food production, imported from further north in Africa.
The Maori arrived here from further north or east in Polynesia about eight hundred years ago as their native islands grew too crowded to support an increasing population.
In recent months the two westernmost border crossings were closed, so newer arrivals came from further north and east, from around Aleppo, Hassake and Deir el-Zor – partially or wholly under the control of the Islamic State.
But this year's overall winner comes from further north: the University Hospital of South Manchester NHS foundation trust takes the top accolade for the remarkable progress it has made towards its goal of becoming Britain's greenest hospital.
Plus Glossop is not governed from Derby but from much further north in the county.
The population in Katoto is apparently an admixture of both morphs [ 33]. "Yellowish" morphs from Lufubu, Kabeyeye and Inangu were placed in the "bluish" subclade, whereas the yellow Ilangi morph was resolved as sister group to the clade that unites "bluish" and "yellow-blotch" morphs with more "red-brownish" populations from Wapembe and Namansi and from Kalya further north.
Whereas previous consensus among researchers has been that red deer and several domestic species spread to the islands from England, she notes, "it is exciting to think that introductions from places further north in Europe could also have had an input into the red deer island gene pool".
cornix), some western jackdaws spend the winter in urban parks; populations measured in three urban parks in Warsaw show increases from October to December, possibly due to western jackdaws migrating there from areas further north.
People from towns further north were passing through Afmodow in a terrible shape, Ahmed said.
