"further prompted by" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to indicate that something is an additional factor that encourages or motivates a particular action. For example, "Her desire to travel the world was further prompted by her passion for learning about different cultures."
I've been further prompted by Jamie Oliver's revelation that the government budget for each school lunch is no more than 37p.
Further prompted by high entry and operating costs in Renminbi (Rmb) business, foreign banks have engaged in different strategic responses to these challenges.
Electrochemical energy materials and device innovations can be further prompted by better understanding of the fundamental transport phenomena involved in unit operations.
Such a hypothesis is further prompted by the fact that cytopathologies affecting nervous cells and skeletal muscles have been reported following Bacillus sphaericus ingestion [47].
These issues are further prompted by the finding, in our study, that the different considered MetS definitions identified, to a substantial extent, different individuals.
Further prompting by the moderator may have provided more insight into this matter.
When he turned to explain the implementation of the Final Solution, Mommsen's approach inexorably led to further controversy, prompted by his essay Die Realisierung des Utopischen (1983, later published in English translation as The Realisation of the Unthinkable).
But don't expect the questions to follow Scardino out of the door, with the Financial Times moved into a new division earlier this year and further speculation prompted by the "for sale" signs going up at another part of the FT Group, financial intelligence business, Mergermarket.
Patients need to be aware of the possible benefits and risks associated with breast MRI and of potential further investigations prompted by this exam.
However, further research prompted by continuing concerns over poor survival and tolerability led to the adoption of paclitaxel in combination with either cisplatin or carboplatin as first-line therapy in ovarian cancer during the 1990s.
Further experimentation, prompted by these results, has been proposed to study the extracellular components in patients with Down's syndrome in relationship to the formation of breast cancer [ 23].
