"further prevent" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It means to prevent something from happening even more than it already is. Example: The new security measures will further prevent unauthorized access to the building.
In addition, widespread implementation of prevention interventions with proven efficacy could further prevent transmission of HIV [ 30].
The chancellor's plans for £12bn welfare cuts will further prevent millions of people from leading healthier lives.
"What they do is ask to shut down all heavy traffic movement, which would include subway lines, to further prevent instability because of vibration".
Many students say higher fees – which could rise by 10% a year – will further prevent poorer black students gaining a university education, and student leaders complain that discrimination and racism are still rife on campuses.
Postoperative regime was to use an abduction wedge for 4 weeks to further prevent movement at the fracture site.
Nitrogen pressure inside the reactor was maintained to be slightly higher than atmospheric pressure to further prevent air ingress.
So, K2SiF6 particles shelter parts of Ag NPs and further prevent the etchant solution from the contact with Ag NPs.
In the current paper, another constraint known as a reverse-complement constraint is added to further prevent unwanted hybridizations.
To further prevent occupational risks, research personnel used protective equipment and were offered seasonal and A/H5N1 influenza vaccines (25).
While the Phantoms have always been easy to fly, the Standard hopes to further prevent you from crashing into a tree by improving maneuverability and control.
The carbon coating layer on the outermost surface of electrode can further prevent porous SnO2/C electrode from contacting with electrolyte directly.
