"further reaffirm" is a valid phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is being confirmed or restated with additional emphasis. For example: The decision to pursue a new marketing strategy was further reaffirmed during the budget meeting.
Nonetheless, our data further reaffirm a role for Hypericum perforatum in helping to cope with different stressful conditions.
Despite the consistent stability observed throughout our ideal helix model and 2KZQ structures, a longer simulation time is desirable to further reaffirm the observation.
All of these chemical sensitivity phenotypes were observed with high significance and very low p-values, and the p38 MAPK assays further reaffirm the authenticity of the responses for this mutant to the respective chemicals (Table S1).
If anything, this year's festival has further reaffirmed its identity.
As each of these gaffes further reaffirms the Republican Party's hostility to minorities, the shorter the party's lifespan becomes.
"It further reaffirms Treasury's long-running toothless response to the servicers' disregard of their contract with Treasury, and by extension, the American taxpayer," Mr. Barofsky said in an e-mail.
And HP's statements during their earnings call today only further reaffirmed the idea of the Post-PC world.
The Act further reaffirms California's rights and responsibilities to this area in stating that "Except in emergencies, any regulation of the Secretary pursuant to this section shall be put into effect only after consultation with the fish and wildlife agency of the State of California".
Citizenship was conferred upon the ethnic Chinese through a 1946 citizenship act after Indonesia became independent, and it was further reaffirmed in 1949 and 1958.
In the WSJ advertisement, the Argentine government further reaffirmed its commitment to "search for truth and justice" in the case, saying it was taking steps to "interrogate the accused Iranian citizens" and "subsequently take the case to oral and public trial".
This further reaffirms that CD4+ T cells have a decisive role in resolving infection.
