The phrase "a second drop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a subsequent occurrence of something falling or being released, or in a metaphorical sense, such as a second drop in a series of events or products.
Example: "After the initial success of the first product launch, the company is preparing for a second drop of their new line next month."
Alternatives: "a second release" or "a second occurrence".
And when Bolton scored with their first two efforts on target, a second drop in three years was tangible.
Mr. Neale said that while he did not believe the economy was in for a second drop into recession, it appeared that economic growth was much weaker than in the recovery phase after previous downturns.
A second drop goal made absolutely sure, prompting clenched-fist celebrations from Exeter's head coach, Rob Baxter, already a local legend after years of service as a hard-nosed player.
If the first remarkable thing about these clothes was that many were for sale immediately – though some will be held back for a second drop to freshen up the shop floor in November – the second point to note was that they did not conform to the outsider-chic, street-corner-sportswear aesthetic currently dominating fashion.
Figure 4 shows deposits of the experiment of printing a second drop of an already dried drop deposit.
Ashley, who paid £134.4m to take over in 2007, has overseen a second drop into the Championship in seven years.
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It meant a second drop-goal defeat in three weeks for Hull, who looked shattered at the end after recovering from 20-10 down and would have won the game had Richard Whiting converted Fetuli Talanoa's 75th-minute try from the touchline.
71 mins: Howls of derision as Sir Jonny pulls a second dropped goal attempt wide.
A second dropped shot of the day, this time at 3, and he's already +2.
The train rolls forward at about six inches a second, dropping a new tie about every four seconds.
