"further persuasion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to additional efforts to convince or influence someone to do something. For example, "The salesperson had to resort to further persuasion to convince the customer to make the purchase."
"We do not believe that further persuasion is needed on the importance of road safety through 'Whitehall knows best' national targets or central diktats.
An official from Cafcass, the children and family court advisory service, tried to persuade the child in several interviews, but eventually the official told the court that further persuasion was inappropriate and essentially abusive.
If she had said that she would really rather not take up any more of his time, he would not have tried any further persuasion; he would have said goodbye with an even courtesy and driven away.
For those needing further persuasion, there's a night of live music, comedy and "man-to-man chat" from rapper and thinker Akala (above) and that hairy hunk of maleness (and taste-dodging humour), Frankie Boyle.
For those needing further persuasion, there's a night of live music, comedy and "man-to-man chat" from rapper and thinker Akala and that hairy hunk of maleness (and taste-dodging humour), Frankie Boyle.
Further, methodical persuasion must rest on a complete analysis of what it means to be persuasive.
15 Further research regarding persuasion and team decision-making during the peer-review process are needed.
Our findings provide support for Murphy's (2001) view of persuasion and suggest further that the teaching as persuasion metaphor would be more successful embedded in an instructional context designed to broaden teachers' epistemological worldviews.
Overall, as indicated above, further input from psychological research (on persuasion, team performance, etc) is needed to inform and guide future policy decisions regarding peer-review settings for grant application evaluations.
In Australia, current and previous governments at state and federal levels (and of both political persuasions) have pushed for further rapid exploitation and export of fossil fuels.
