'further favour' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an additional kind of assistance or kindness. For example, "He showed her a great deal of kindness but she asked for further favour by requesting some money."
Mélenchon has done French democracy a further favour.
The money needed to buy such ads would force political parties to curry further favour from millionaires and unions.
In this regard, stimuli responsive nanoplatforms further favour combinatorial therapeutic approach that can considerably improve efficacy and specificity of treatment.
Technological advances were said to further favour the defense, in that extremely precise and comparatively simple guided weapons could be used to take on tanks and high-performance aircraft, the central actors in any offensive.
He introduced taekwondo there in 1980, and won further favour with the government by changing the name of one solo practice form from kodang (after a North Korean democratic Christian moderate, presumed slain by the Red Army in 1946) to juche (after the isolationist policy of "self-reliance" advocated by North Korean leader Kim Il-Sung).
In the hope that the Lib Dem spin machine might be ready to cynically leap into action to give this story legs – and, let's face it, curry further favour with all those young Potter addicts who have finally reached voting age – I contacted their Cowley Street HQ in what proved to be an ill-fated bid to muster some enthusiasm for the young wizard.
The enhanced transport of CO2 into the jet lowers the solvent quality, raising C∗, which further favours fibril formation.
Already under fire for his driving, Grosjean did himself no further favours in the race, having only made it to Turn Two before shunting into Mark Webber's Red Bull, guilty of watching Perez who was alongside him, rather than the Australian who was in front.
Among other beneficial effects brought about by legumes, the production of hydrogen gas (H2) as a by-product of BNF greatly affects the composition of the soil microbial population, further favouring the development of plant growth-promoting bacteria [2].
Ana2 might also hold the Sas-6 molecules in an orientation that further favours the assembly of ninefold symmetric rings.
Sampling of patients and control individuals in the small geographical region of Flanders in Belgium further favoured the genetic homogeneity of our study population.
