The phrase 'to further stabilize' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action that is intended to bring a situation to a more stable or secure state. For example, "In order to further stabilize the economy, the government launched a new set of fiscal policies."
It developed numerous cracks, and in the 1740s five more chains were added to further stabilize it.
After wind pushed sand over the structure, shoots of dune grass were planted to further stabilize the barrier.
But "fiscal actions are unlikely to promote a lasting recovery unless they are accompanied by strong measures to further stabilize and strengthen the financial system".
The Senate action, by a vote of 52 to 42, spares Mr. Obama a messy legislative fight just as he takes office and gives him a $350 billion war chest to further stabilize the financial sector.
"For some officials to express their attitudes on some issues is not to politicize the Olympics, but it is striving to further stabilize the Tibet region and create a harmonious and stable environment for the Olympic Games," he said.
Building on that record in the election campaign, he has vowed, as he said in an interview in Galway, to use the presidency as a platform to "further stabilize the peace process".
"In a period where the whole Middle East is moving in the direction of chaos, having one area where the parties are trying to further stabilize their relationship is a positive development," said Dore Gold, a longtime Israeli diplomat and president of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs.
Longer periods of crystallization time would allow the crystals to further stabilize.
Instead, jobs moved to factories and eventually white-collar jobs like stockbrokers and business consultants emerged to further stabilize the workforce.
Thus, we decided to further stabilize those particles by an artificial protein corona consisting of serum albumin.
Moreover, we introduced atmospheric microwave annealing (AMA) to further stabilize the tip apexes by transforming the Pt tips into platinum silicide NP-modified tip apexes (PSM tips).
