The phrase "a package of second" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a package of seconds"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to a collection or grouping of items that are considered seconds, typically in the context of products that are slightly flawed or not first quality.
Example: "I found a package of seconds at the store, and they were perfect for my project."
Alternatives: "a bundle of seconds" or "a set of seconds."
It is meant to reassure investors, who have seen AOL Time Warner transform HBO from a package of second-run movies to some of the hottest original programming on television.
However, we found that a package of second-generation telecare equipment and associated monitoring service and (in two sites) a dedicated response service did not constitute a cost-effective alternative to usual care, assuming a commonly accepted willingness to pay for QALYs.
A package of inducements first proposed in 2006 — diplomatic ties, trade, nuclear energy technology — needs to be on the table so Iran fully understands its choices.
The winner receives $1,000 cash and a package of camera equipment worth $3,000 to $5,000; second- and third-prize winners each take home $500 and an equipmentvoucher of equivalent value.
The Italian Senate approved a package of austerity measures, a first step toward easing Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi from office, while in Athens, the leaders of a new three-party coalition completed details of a national unity government.
Gerhard Schröder, the German chancellor, has pushed through a package of reforms, including the first cuts in the level of unemployment benefits in Germany since 1945.Reasons for doing nothingBut reform remains fearsomely difficult.
ESPN reports that the New Jersey Nets are preparing a major trade for the all-star center before he becomes a free agent in 2012, which would include a package of Brooks Lopez and future first-round picks.
The third, a package of supply-side reforms designed to produce higher growth, looks too modest to succeed.
Members of the World Trade Organisation agreed on a package of trade reforms in December the first truly multilateral deal in the organisation's 20-year history.
That's why I am announcing today 'Build First' – a package of measures to assemble an army of smaller firms and custom builders to tackle the housing shortage and help the next generation on to the property ladder.
