The phrase "a second examination for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a follow-up assessment or test for a specific purpose or subject.
Example: "The doctor recommended a second examination for further evaluation of the patient's condition."
Alternatives: "a follow-up examination for" or "a re-evaluation for".
In the present study, we did not examine the effect of fixative type on FISH results, because, for gastric cancer, IHC testing is recommended as a first examination for HER2, followed by confirmative testing by FISH for IHC score 2+ specimens.
In addition on a second examination of the documents, for the documents judged relevant, she further categorized the documents as relevant for: a) the methodology, b) relation to her specific research question, or c) for her bibliography.
This shows that the YM medium supplemented with glucose has good buffering conditions and is a useful medium for a first examination of yeast strains.
In addition, the protocols used to develop the model herein provide a first examination of the necessary modeling characteristics for wider archetype studies of cold-formed steel-framed buildings and the development and substantiation of seismic response modification coefficients.
'When there is a just perceptible increased risk for some deviation and then you send the patient to a second examination without her asking for it.
For whom are we doing this and are you prepared to face the consequences?' (Participant no 9) 'When there is a just perceptible increased risk for some deviation and then you send the patient to a second examination without her asking for it.
A second examination is offered in September for applicants to UK medical schools using GAMSAT for selection.
For analysing of the intra-rater variability for the two raters, we selected a random sample for a second examination and equally distributed the sample between the two raters.
