"further lost" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that has become more lost or confused than before. Example: After wandering in the dark forest for hours, John felt further lost than ever before.
One can get further lost in the question of why Clinton relied on a private server at all.
Dempsey had already been booked for talking back to Radford when he further lost his cool after team-mate Michael Azira was shown a red card for a clattering challenge on Portland's Gastón Fernández in extra time with Seattle trailing 2-1.
As a side effect, grasslands were divided into pieces and livestock mobility was further lost (Williams et al. 2008).
The campaign further lost ground when the Revolutionary Communist League published a denunciation of Le Pen's alleged involvement in torture during his time in Algeria.
This would imply a reduced ancestral Hox complement without true "posterior" Hox-like genes and the presence of at least one ancestral Hox/ParaHox-like gene further lost in the bilaterian lineage (figure 4B-2 and 4B-3).
The simple sealant application procedure had further lost its popularity in 2001 (Table 2).
Without a clear policy on how to address the jihadists, they will further lose touch with American voters and undermine the values of a liberal society.
It is thus doubly dismaying for me to see the willingness of democracies in Latin America and Asia to sit by and watch the council further lose its credibility and respect.
A party of diminishing returns, unwilling to learn the lessons of the recent past and intent on further losing its grasp on what it means to be an actual Opposition.
In 2012 he should have gone at least one step further, losing 6-5 to Lewis having led 5-1 in their semi-final.
If HP misses that mark the company did not change its guidance after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 Fiorina will further lose the confidence of investors and perhaps even the board of directors.
