"further leverage" is a valid phrase and can be used in written English.
In this context, it generally means to increase one's advantage or use of something. For example, "We used further leverage from our partners to ensure our project's success."
Neglecting this synergy would be a missed opportunity to further leverage the benefits of BRT investments.
Each day, they gain further leverage over Greece through its financial sector.
It offers a good prototype to further leverage GridFTP on wide-area RDMA networks.
John Elway also held further leverage, having been drafted the year before by the New York Yankees as an outfielder.
"There's a new focus on gifting, on companies coming out with new distinctive boxes, to further leverage the brand names," Mr. Beder said.
The city gave itself further leverage five years ago with provisions that allow owners to add kiosks or fences in exchange for improving their plazas.
All three also talked about further leveraging Stanford's interdisciplinary approach to education and research.
"The central bank has to be, in a way, a neutral player, and yet we find ourselves trying to stimulate, and the effect is further leveraging," he said.
Olli Rehn, the commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, had made clear at meetings in Washington that the euro zone was "contemplating further leveraging" of the stability fund, Mr. Altafaj-Tardio said.
Relying upon the general distinctions between research exploitation and exploration, this paper describes areas in NSD research that deserve further leveraging and refinement (i.e. exploitation) and identifies areas requiring discovery or new study (i.e. exploration).
Each card outlines the research themes, methods, and outcomes for 'Living Lab' projects at MIT. MIT faculty, staff, and students came together to celebrate the progress of the Institute's campus sustainability efforts and to put their heads together to brainstorm ways MIT's unique culture of innovation can be further leveraged to test new ideas.
