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The phrase 'further information you' is not complete and is not grammatically correct.
In order to use it in written English, the phrase should be extended to 'further information you may need'. For example, "If you have any questions, please contact us and we can provide you with any further information you may need."
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For further information, you may also wish to consult the Library's Code of Conduct.
Is there any further information you need?" If the feedback is that you didn't answer something sufficiently, you can always follow up with supplementary information.
The process of "proceeding" in turn generates further information; you move toward your goal through a sequence of tentative steps rather than bold-stroke actions.
I hope that with this further information you can understand that the activities of the MIT Campus Police at the Spring Weekend concert were well within legal bounds, and did not violate anyone's constitutional rights.
The Gallup organization had carefully identified and invited to the hall some Missourians who have yet to make up their minds about the race (what further information, you wondered, do they require?), and those attendees had thought hard about what mattered to them most and brought handwritten questions.
For further information, you can find a short overview from Investopedia here.
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Further information: If you don't hold an Australian or New Zealand passport, you will require a visa to enter Australia.
We may request further information from you in order to investigate your complaint.
The code that enables us to re-link your samples and personal information will be deleted so that no further information about you will be collected".
Some questions included: What further information would you like to have to treat Michelle?
Well, it gives you further information in the same format you'll be seeing it in the future: emails.
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