The phrase "further mitigation measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when referring to additional plans or steps to reduce a specific problem. For example, "The government has announced further mitigation measures to counter the rising cost of living."
Implementing further risk mitigation measures might be advisable to reduce the exposure in aquatic systems.
Further investigations and focal mitigation measures for arsenic may be carried out alongside Indus River.
Given the importance of self-diagnosis to containment and mitigation measures, further investigations around the low accuracy of self-diagnosis would be useful.
Implications of these results on management's mitigation measures are further discussed in this paper.
This system assists construction project teams in identifying and understanding possible blind spots when attempting to achieve risk assessments during urban deep excavation projects, and further enables the adoption of mitigation measures to reduce risk levels.
Like birds, however, turtles face other threats such as plastic debris and hook-and-line fishing bycatch [284] [286], and there is a need for further monitoring and to develop mitigation measures [285].
The United Nations Environment Programme UNEPP) and the World Meteorological Organization WMOO) therefore initiated an integrated assessment of the potential climate, health, agricultural, and economic benefits that would be achieved by further implementing methane and BC mitigation measures already employed in various parts of the world (UNEP 2011).
Several measures for the further mitigation of greenhouse gas emission from rural landscapes are proposed.
A further 150 chemicals require exposure risk mitigation measures which means that they may only be used under certain conditions (e.g., formaldehyde or methanol in Annex III of the Cosmetics Regulation: list of substances which cosmetic products must not contain except subject to restrictions laid down; [1]).
The report goes further to synthesize reflections on the prevention and mitigation measures as well as identify some gaps that, if addressed, would make a positive impact on the situation of these children.
