The phrase "make further use" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically means to continue using or utilizing something in a particular way. Here are a few examples of how it could be used in a sentence: 1. "The company plans to make further use of new technology to improve efficiency." 2. "After studying a foreign language for several years, I am excited to make further use of my skills during my trip abroad." 3. "The teacher encouraged her students to make further use of the library's resources for their research projects." 4. "We need to make further use of our marketing strategies to reach a wider audience." 5. "The committee decided to make further use of community volunteers to help with the event planning."
Because there is a certain degree to which one alternative is not worse than another in decision making, it would be interesting to make further use of the preference relation to design a similarity measure by measuring the overall strength of one user's preference over that of another.
"Do not make further use of 'Made in China 2025' or there will be consequences," censorship officials ordered, according to China Digital Times, a California-based online publication.
The only water truly lost in a hydrologic system is through evapotranspiration, since no one can make further use of it once it is in the atmosphere.
On the face of it this latest news suggests that ITV, whose contract starts with the new year, is inclined to make further use of old templates formed by Channel 4 Racing than to come up with something entirely new.
And he plans to make further use of the in-the-dark effect, because of its power to focus the ears on sonic possibilities that, even after a century of modernism, still seem to him underexplored.
And so, having taken these three from nature as (so to speak) laws of it, we make further use of the number three in the worship of the Gods.
In his last years, Alan surprised us again; he studied and practised psychotherapy, making further use of the empathy he had with people's minds and hearts.
The only requirement for the prize is that the satellite can be tracked; like Sputnik, our satellite circuit prototype primarily consists of a transmitter beacon, and makes further use of the microcontroller to adequately sample the two onboard sensors.
The proposed algorithm makes further use of the SVD in (6), where matrix Σ1 = diag λ1,..., λ N ) contains the principal singular-values and Σ2 = diag λN+1,..., λ iL ) contains noise singular-values.
Here Hare makes further use of his thesis that the meaning of "I" is partly prescriptive: to hypothesize "if I were Napoleon" is already to "identify with his prescriptions", in the sense of prescribing that, other things being equal, they be satisfied within the scope of the hypothesis (1981: 96 9).
The 2002 Bond film Die Another Day makes further use of some ideas and character names from the novel.
