"further aggravation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an increase in the severity of a situation. For example: "The teacher's refusal to allow extra time for the test caused further aggravation among students."
In Virginia Woolf's case, the fact that she was a woman was a further aggravation.
I didn't have the nerve to confront them, fearing further aggravation.
We need to manage this carefully as there are potentially serious consequences with further aggravation.
As always, we need to manage this carefully as there are potentially serious consequences with further aggravation.
"Russia is playing only one game: further aggravation, further provocation, because the task, that Putin today officially announced, is to wreck the presidential election on May 25," Arseny Yatseniuk told journalists in Kiev.
A tiny chance of further aggravation on the touchline is diminished even further by the fact McCoist tends to spend the duration of games in the Ibrox main stand.
Further economic aggravation resulted from Europe-wide devaluation of the currency around 1620, caused by the influx of silver from the Western Hemisphere.
In these patients, any further acute aggravation of renal dysfunction defined AKI if the AKIN criteria were applicable and/or if, for other reasons, dialysis treatment was initiated.
In these patients, any further acute aggravation of renal dysfunction was defined as AKI if the AKIN criteria were applicable and / or if, for other reasons, dialysis treatment was initiated.
The manifestation of glucose intolerance with or without insulin resistance is still compensated by the favourable hormonal environment in women, where the accumulation of intra-abdominal/visceral (liver) tissue fat is delayed by the existence of increased subcutaneous fat stores, blocking further metabolic aggravation.
He also gave him the title of Earl of Cornwalla title normally reserved for members of the royal familythereby furthering the aggravation against the favourite.
