"2nd year" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific year, usually the second year of a sequence. For example, "This will be my 2nd year of college."
1 Comparisons between 1st and 2nd year, (2 drop outs), 2 Comparisons between three years (2 drop outs).
That is, a family physician needs knowledge from all the specialties"[ 20] (2nd year medical student, Spain).
They had below average final grade (1st year = 77.82 %, 2nd year = 85.99 %) and amount of XP earned from achievements (1st year = 60.32 %, 2nd year = 77.56 %), and amount of XP and posts made on all other evaluation aspects.
Subjects were divided into three levels of training: 22 1st and 2nd year residents (Level 1), 26 3rd and 4th year residents (Level 2), and 23 fellows and 1st and 2nd year attending pathologists (Level 3).
SATIN--Gene Jan 1st, 1927-Oct 13th, 2006 Our 2nd year without you.
They were characterized by having acquired the fewest XP (1st year = 49.63 %, 2nd year = 77.56 %) and occupying the lowest leaderboard ranks.
So we have developed a study of 60 subjects in the 2nd year of primary education, between 7 and 8 years of age.
The daily CH4 (l/day) production was significantly higher (P<0.05) during the 2nd year compared with the 1st year.
Four Elites and no Exeters had rapid posterior head migration rates (mean 2.8 mm/y in the 1st year and 0.8 mm/y in the 2nd year).
Higher ECM production and EDMI (kg/day) in the 2nd year resulted in significantly (P<0.05) higher CH4 (l/day).
* The Broncos' 2nd year wide receiver, 23-year old Kenny McKinley, was found dead yesterday at his Colorado home.
