The phrase "further underscores" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to emphasize a previous point or to add additional evidence or support to an argument. Example: The recent increase in natural disasters further underscores the urgent need for action to address climate change.
This homespun suspicion of the avant-garde further underscores Murray's Australian traditionalism.
This further underscores that in most economies, raising actual and potential growth must remain a priority.
"This conclusion further underscores the issues at Hess and the need for change".
"After a string of failures by the White House, the latest crisis over Ebola containment further underscores the need for new leadership".
This further underscores the imperative need for the international community, including the UN, to urgently move out of its current state of stagnation.
Moreover, President Bush's plan to use military tribunals further underscores a disconcerting redefinition of democratic values in a country constructed upon, and fighting for, such principles.
Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat from Connecticut, said on Monday that the fresh information "further underscores the need for an immediate criminal investigation".
"This further underscores our belief that with each passing day, the environment is getting better and better for Republicans, which energizes our people and demoralizes theirs".
Researching these nine readers further underscores the extremely competitive atmosphere surrounding this industry's development.
This further underscores the importance of considering the pile set-up in design of driven piles in clay.
This level of sustained participation further underscores the need and value of consistent programming for youth across communities.
