The phrase "some further questions" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to more questions that need to be asked or answered. For example, "After discussing the topic, he had some further questions he wanted to ask."
A failed project will not bring the pension funds down with it.However, the plan does raise some further questions.
For those of us who complain about 20th-century music's remoteness from the general public, Aram Khachaturian offers a potent comeback, but some further questions too.
In response to my request for advice, readers chimed in with some further questions, observations, and suggestions: Question from Kris: Do you see this slowdown the same time each year?
But yesterday afternoon I was able to put some further questions to DCS Gregory over the telephone... Was the level of expertise required to pull of this kind of hack way beyond the kind of knowledge of, say, someone working in an IT department, or very familiar with computers, might have?
"If, then, it had been intended to take the plaintiff to Sri Lanka, a maritime officer could not have been satisfied, on reasonable grounds, that it was safe to put him in that place without asking the plaintiff some further questions including, at least, whether he feared for his personal safety in that place.
However, at this point some further questions emerge.
However, at very low concentrations, CR can promote fibril formation in some proteins, raising further questions regarding the therapeutic potential of this class of inhibitors.
The findings, however, raise some interesting reflections and further questions.
Questioner #2: No further questions.
This raises some further interesting questions as to how such wage differentials can persist.
My analysis of Darwin's work on the Beagle raises some further intriguing questions, most especially Where did Darwin get the approach to comparing fossil species with their living counterparts he used from the very inception of the Voyage?
