The phrase "further the legacy" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is usually used to express the idea of working to achieve something that someone else has already started or made a mark on in some way, usually referring to something of great importance. For example, you can say "We seek to further the legacy of those who dedicated their lives to improving children's education."
La Grange will donate a percentage of royalties from the book to the Nelson Mandela Foundation "to protect and further the legacy of its founder".
In her spare time, Ms. Stanley works to further the legacy of Stanley history, while Mr. Davidson, a holder of 27 patents in the United States, is involved in restoring and preserving numerous turn-of-the-century vehicles, including several Stanley Steamers.
The recent incorporation of SfM-MVS (structure from Motion-Multi-View Stereo) techniques has the benefit of permitting researchers to extend back further the legacy record by using archived aerial photographs to reconstruct a point cloud and digital elevation model (DEM) (Gomez et al. 2015; Micheletti et al. 2015), but also adding further complications to examining spatially variable uncertainty.
The administration released the videos in part to promote an intelligence triumph but also to try to further diminish the legacy and appeal of Bin Laden.
Although the financial recovery is now underway in Europe and America, albeit unevenly and in some cases with the risk of further adjustments, the legacy of the sudden nature of the crash lives on".
The news is also being announced to co-incide with the introduction of a new "Swap Points" scheme, which sees Love Home Swap broaden its model once again, encroaching even further on the legacy holiday accommodation 'time-share' model.
The move further stained the legacy of Mahony, a tireless advocate for Latinos and undocumented immigrants whose reputation has been marred over the last decade by revelations about his treatment of sex abuse allegations.
He took the Vatican party line that Francis's papacy was not a revolution but a further elaboration of the legacy of his predecessors.
Some go further, arguing that the legacy of the Olympics for residents could prove negative, rather than just minor: retailers worry that the new shopping mall will eat into their business.
Further details of the legacy plan will follow in the coming months, with an announcement of the much-anticipated legacy bike race, which should visit parts of Yorkshire missed by Le Tour this summer, believed to be imminent.
It is conventional wisdom that vice presidents don't matter, but this coming election may prove that wrong, for a lot of obvious reasons, balance, gravitas, etc. Nonetheless, the Democrats, barring the fatal unknown, should win, furthering the mixed legacy of the Obama presidency.
