"would further facilitate" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that will make a process or action easier or more effective. Here are two examples: 1. The implementation of new technology would further facilitate the company's production process, resulting in increased efficiency and profits. 2. The government's proposed policy changes would further facilitate access to education for low-income families, leveling the playing field for all students.
Note that all assays were conducted in either the presence or absence of co-transfected full length RXR or SRC-1 to assess if exogenous protein expression would further facilitate VDR co-regulator/co-activator interactions.
Nevertheless, such apoptosis-induced mitochondrial aggregation may also be followed by the ROS amplification via the RIRR-like mechanism observed in our study, which would further facilitate cell death.
Furthermore, there is increasing evidence for the presence of compartmentalization of HCV populations within infected patients [42] [47], which would further facilitate lineage divergence within a patient.
If this observation is supported by larger scale studies, it would further facilitate the utility of disease-state sample comparative analyses.
The role of proteasome impairment in HD is central, and age-related proteasome deficits would further facilitate the accumulation of toxic mutant Htt fragments as well as the accumulation of other proteins normally degraded by the proteasome [57].
It would further facilitate the genetic improvement of major quality traits in radish breeding programs.
Doing so would, however, further facilitate lithosphere-scale failure and subsequent subduction initiation.
The maintenance of cooperation would be further facilitated if social traits were encoded along with stabilizing genetic elements.
Pakistan's foreign ministry had announced earlier that Baradar would be released "to further facilitate the Afghan reconciliation process".
The convergence of the two dominant models would be desirable in order to further facilitate the development of social finance as a new paradigm in the financing and banking industry, alternative to commercial finance.
Such post-copulatory mechanisms would be even further facilitated if females were not systematically mate guarded during the precise timing of the fertile phase of their conceptive cycles, as suggested by our results.
