"to a further extent" is correct and usable in written English. It is commonly used in the sense of "to a greater degree" or "in more detail." For example, "The economic downturn has affected the country to a further extent than expected.".
This heavy industrial development of solar panels within China is a huge benefit for Chinese solar roadways, allowing localized firms to quickly manufacture and implement solar roadways, and, to a further extent, smart highways.
If re-injection was carried out by allowing the groundwater to infiltrate from ponds to the aquifer, evaporation in summer would reduce the amount of injected water, and the natural recharge value could not be used to a further extent.
It was also expressed that the data could be used in operational planning and quality assessment to a further extent.
Likewise, an increased proportion of mitotic cells was observed following mono-targeting, and to a further extent by the combination of the inhibitors.
It was the kind of location that might have been scouted for the closing scenes of Cormac McCarthy's "The Road," where the shining sea turns out to be just a further extent of desolation.
PASC is a less structured form of cellulose than BC, resulting in faster initial hydrolysis and a further extent of cellulose conversion after five days.
Among women being physically active on a regular basis at the time of the follow-up, women with a history of GDM exercised at low intensity to further extent than did women with a history of normal pregnancy.
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