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The phrase "a second centre" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional or alternative central point or location, often in contexts like geography, organization, or focus.
Example: "The city plans to establish a second centre for community services to better serve its residents."
Alternatives: "an additional hub" or "a secondary center."
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A second centre next door is due to be completed later this year.
In the 18th century the fort became a second centre of British power in southern India.
Two main offices will be created in Clonskeagh, Dublin, and in a second centre in Hammersmith, west London.
Blattner, F. R. & Méndez, A. G. B. RAPD data do not support a second centre of barley domestication in Morocco.
Here, the media fuss has been more about the plight of the refugees, their hellish journeys to the west, their nightmare dealings with the "passeurs" or people smugglers, the urgent necessity of opening a second centre to improve inhumane conditions at Sangatte.
IMC is also about to open a second centre in Makini, 40 minutes' drive away, which was built by the British army, funded by DfID and will be staffed in part by 18 of the NHS volunteers, who have just flown out.
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Cristiano Ronaldo, who made narrow runs to become a second centre-forward, was starved of service.
"Inter let him go to Milan, which showed they didn't fully believe in him, and it was Carlo who transformed him into a deep-lying midfield player, rather than a second centre-forward.
But there is also a third centre of power, unofficial but no less important.
The organisation, which operates from three marinas – Bandar al-Rowdha, Wave-Muscat and Mussanah – is now supervising the construction of a fourth centre at Sur.
If impressive detection data can be gathered from a third centre, this may help to convince remaining sceptics about the usefulness of the rats.
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