The phrase "further remediation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where additional corrective actions or improvements are needed, often in fields like education, environmental science, or project management.
Example: "After reviewing the initial findings, we determined that further remediation is necessary to address the issues identified."
Alternatives: "additional corrective measures" or "more remediation efforts."
"The 15 Shell Petroleum Development Corporation SPDCC) joint venture sites specifically mentioned in the Unep report have been reassessed, and where further remediation was required due to repollution incidents, such sites have been remediated and certified by regulators," it said.
After the building comes down, we'll be doing studies of the soil to see what further remediation needs to be done".
The E.P.A. mandated a Superfund cleanup of the mine area by Ford in the nineteen-eighties, and ordered further remediation beginning five years ago, leading to the removal of an additional thirty-five thofsludgeons of sludge and soil.
"Witness and expert testimony confirmed that the Ecuadorian judgment against Chevron was ghostwritten by Steven Donziger and his team and that the Ecuadorian government is responsible for any further remediation".
Because the regional health authority was concerned about the increased number of cases, the facility closed voluntarily on December 5 for further remediation.
For those who are not entrusted it will be necessary to "unpack" the activity (into the relevant CanMEDS roles, as shown in Table 2) to identify the areas of weakness so there can be further remediation supported by specific workplace-based assessment to ensure they have improved that specific skill.
They further suggest remediation strategies through combinations of germplasm improvement based on knowledge from other plant species, and management, including nutrient manipulation.
Further investigation and remediation were recommended for the chemical laboratory work environment.
But Peter Koutroubis, the Army's environmental engineer and the board's other chairman, said that the levels of contaminants in the landfill were "not significant enough to require further monitoring or remediation". Also, he said, it would be the Fire Department's responsibility to comply with any environmental regulations concerning the landfill.
