The phrase "further way" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means a greater distance or a more significant extent. Example: The town is located a further way from the city than I had expected.
This is a further way in which the study of texts and ideas needs to be supplemented by knowledge of the milieu in which they have their meaning.
Yet they are handicapped in one further way: whatever they pretend, they are not in fact structured like businesses at all.
This correspondent recently squeezed an additional two months of life from a supposedly empty toner cartridge before the first streaks appeared on printed pages.A further way to cut costs and reduce environmental impact is to use less paper.
An alternative or further way of helping low-paid workers is to provide a minimum pension, as in Germany or the United States (though in 1981 the U.S. provision was removed for people not yet retired).
A contract specifying service levels would therefore have to be drawn up when the system was privatised.A further way of mimicking the competitive process might be to franchise different parts of the system to different operators.
But the story seemed to end here, or at least that was my strong sense for years to come, into my early 20s anyway, when I carried on with the mechanics of living in the jaded spirit of someone who knows she has overstayed her visit – seen all the sights and been unable to find any further way to make herself useful.
This is another respect in which Britain is more like the Nordics than like America: some 70% of its poorest sons escaped from poverty within a generation.The Nordic countries are distinctive in one further way: the sons born at the bottom (into the poorest fifth) earn roughly the same as those born a rung above them (the second-poorest fifth).
A further way of defining it is through its history.
Thus, improving the quality of the waveforms is a further way to reduce non-adiabatic transitions.
