"further much" is not a correct phrase or sentence fragment in English.
This phrase does not make sense. Instead, you might use the phrase "much further" or "further on": "I ventured much further into the woods than I had ever been before."
Hirst decided to go further, much further.
Mr. Sabato would go further, much further.
But Mr. Maurer has gone further, much further.
"Heathrow's proposals to tackle air pollution, however, need to go much further much faster," she said.
Many aspiring coaches take notes from the training sessions they experience; Barker went further, much further.
There has been a wave of strandings and pups straying into populated areas caused by fish shortages and their mothers having to go further much afield to hunt.
In response many non-nuclear weapon states have refused to enact further, much-needed non-proliferation measures.
He said: "While some positive steps have been taken in recent years, we hope that this IPCC report will drive further, much-needed improvements in the way police forces respond to hate crime and persistent antisocial behaviour against disabled people".
There is a role for many players, but only governments can provide the scale of resources required to make further, much-needed progress.
This endorsement provided practicing obstetricians with further, much-needed expert reassurance about the efficacy and safety of the therapy, as well as high-level professional backing for its use an 'impact theory' based on the efficacy of professional group solidarity rather than the previous educational approach.
But now Mr Deby, whose government receives royalties and taxes from oil sales but has no stake in production, was going further - much further.
