'further mission' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is used to refer to an additional task or request relating to a particular event, project, or goal. For example, "Our further mission is to plan a charity event to raise funds for the homeless."
Soon the breach with William was political too, the last royal governor of New Jersey returning to exile in England, while Benjamin Franklin reinvented himself in the last 15 years of his life, both in the US and on a further mission to France, as a homespun, demotic American.
What will be the role of any further mission and what permissions will it seek before it goes?" Mr Hague replied that "further contacts with the opposition in eastern Libya were necessary and desirable", but they would go ahead on a "different basis" from last week.
A further mission in May 1945 was cancelled.
A further mission in 1996 was supported by ARS-USDA.
A further mission planned for September 2013 was canceled because of renewed fighting.
Landsat 8 will likely be launched in early 2013, but further missions are less certain.
(Phobos's gravity is 1/1,000th that of Earth, says Gizmag). The moon could in turn serve as a kind of staging ground for further missions to Mars proper.
Amid growing questions over the technology on Tuesday night, Culbertson insisted its age could also be an advantage but said Orbital would carry out an urgent inquiry to determine the cause of the latest failure before launching any further missions.
Five further missions with different types of sensors should be in orbit by 2019.
Further missions following in 2024 would fly four ships, including two cargo vessels and two crewed ships.
Naturally, further missions will depend on the incredibly valuable observations and lessons learned from that mission — so perhaps we're looking at the late 2030s for boots on Mars.
