The phrase 'to push even further' is correct and can be used in written English.
You use this phrase to indicate that you are looking to take your efforts to the next level. For example, "I'm determined to push even further to reach my goals."
"This gives me confidence to push even further and further.
If that happens, the court can be expected to push even further in a dangerous direction.
Peter Jonas, who served as intendant of the company from 1993 until last year, steadily modernized the repertory, and Nagano seems determined to push even further.
Many people expect the giant social network, which has some 800m active users compared with Google+'s 65m, to push even further into Google's search stronghold in future.
Several years later, the Sui army tried to push even further south, but they were attacked by troops on war elephants from Champa in southern Vietnam.
In her new sextet, "The Spectators," the cast includes two former Cunningham dancers, Melissa Toogood and Dylan Crossman, whose limpid technique allows Tanowitz to push even further in her probing of shape, direction, and coördination.
Next time, I'm going to be even braver and push even further for a world I believe in.
"But she seems to have pushed even further in this book".
In addition, the present work suggests that these Data Assimilation techniques, which are at an embryonic stage of development in CFD, may have the potential to be pushed even further using the augmented prediction as a powerful tool for the optimization of the free parameters in the numerical simulation.
Tightening of emission rules and a desire to improve energy efficiency pushes even further the need for hybridization of non-road mobile machinery (NRMM).
Banks, car manufactures and investment firms have jumped to the head of the line, while poor people -- even those in America -- have been pushed even further to the margins.
