"further exemplify" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to give another example or provide more evidence to support your point. For example, "To further exemplify this point, let's look at two additional studies."
We further exemplify the QND character of the measurement by observing spontaneous flips (quantum jumps)7 of a single electron spin.
The ambient soundtracks attached to the pieces (one taped on a downtown Manhattan rooftop, the other near the Brooklyn Queens Expressway) further exemplify the artist's commitment to a careful representation of the urban environment that surrounds him.
We further exemplify and substantiate the discussion in the scope of a case study and the image-based provisioning of and interaction with visual representations of remote virtual 3D city models.
To further exemplify how this orientation differs from traditional measurement frameworks, i.e., interdependent person and task interaction, we will now turn our attention to the work of Mislevy.
We further exemplify the cost-time implications by having a limited budget of $20,000 ∼$32,50000) and a project deadline of one month.
In Figures 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, we further exemplify the method in the same way, with a dark-skinned hand, and a hand wearing a black, a red, a blue and a yellow glove.
The current Genome 10K project further exemplifies the above proposal.
The mechanisms and correlation between the lamellar assembly and ring bands are further exemplified.
The membrane disruptive activity of the peptide was further exemplified using the fluorescence-based dye-leakage assay.
This feature of the test is further exemplified by an application to the third release of the HapMap data.
Most of the units lie on the diagonal further exemplifying the similarity in their response across the PA and FS condition.
