'further tempt' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something that encourages or entices someone to do something. Example: The sweet smell of freshly baked cookies further tempted me to try one.
No sense in further tempting fate.
We further tempted to investigate whether CDK11p58 could physically interact with this master regulator of centriole duplication.
It is further tempting to consider afferents from the higher order processing that have a different spatial arrangement from primary sensory information that comes from thalamus and that astrocyte process level Ca2+ fluctuation reflects the input characteristics to the local circuit.
This is further tempting with the hypothesis that pelvic or ovarian serous carcinomas may originate from the fallopian tubes.
Facilities The union nightclub has been named the best student venue in the UK and there are three further bars to tempt you.
Devaluation would allow Latvia's foreign-exchange reserves to go further and perhaps tempt back nervous investors.This argument has some merit.
"With speculation that there is another base rate cut to come, mortgages are likely to remain extremely competitive, which should tempt further buyers to market, as long as they can find the property they wish to buy".
Tattersalls, though, have added a further carrot to tempt buyers, and thus help vendors, in the form of two hugely valuable juvenile contests restricted to graduates of the firm's elite auction, each to be run for the fifth time at Newmarket this afternoon.
It has been argued that amenability of Drosophila to systems level modeling may tempt further dissection of the fly PTZ model to examine its potential usefulness in understanding epileptogenesis-like plasticity and in unraveling mechanisms of long-term action of AEDs relevant in neuropsychiatric conditions [7].
But, he said, the ultimate aim is to take the idea even further: "It is tempting to think that our own familiar dimensions are also made this way".
