"further embraced" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where someone has fully accepted or welcomed something. Example: After learning more about the new project, our team further embraced the idea and began working on it enthusiastically.
Because of that, they have further embraced their role as doubles diplomats.
Acting on this definitional mandate, the state supreme court decided State v. Anderson(44) which further embraced the Daubert admissibility standards examined in Alberico.
Acting on this definitional mandate, the state supreme court decided State v. Anderson(129) which further embraced the Daubert admissibility standards examined in Alberico.
Under the FMLN's second presidential term, from 2014 to 2019, the party further embraced the mano dura measures it had criticized.
And while the world around Gypsy further embraced his cherished health ideals, the Baby Boomers had, by and large, moved out of their communes and embraced capitalism the world had become less carnivalesque, hence less welcoming to holy fools.
Then in 1991, along with Japhet Asher, she worked to make Liquid Television a reality, which further embraced the experimental by commissioning independent animators to make short segments and creating a venue in which to show them.
Mr Sarkozy may further embrace greenery.
As this happens, we further embrace the beauty ideal.
Design should further embrace a function-centred view of the human-technology-structure system.
These things have widely been seen as marking a capitulation Republicans further embracing racial resentment.
Messages of equality are being abandoned, while the party is further embracing reactionary, anti-immigration rhetoric.
