The phrase "a second handwritten" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a second instance of something that has been handwritten, such as a note or document.
Example: "I received a second handwritten letter from her, which contained additional thoughts on the matter."
Alternatives: "another handwritten" or "a second note written by hand."
Rowling also decided to create a seventh handwritten copy (distinguished from the others by its moonstone jewelling) to sell at auction in order to raise funds for The Children's Voice charity campaign.
Second, handwritten signatures will be more current than the signature captured by online registration systems from driver's licenses, which may be years old.
The first handwritten edition, prepared March 13, featured a pledge to "try and get information as accurate as possible". It reported on the arrival of rescue teams from across Japan and on the extent of the ruin.
Then Dylan produced the first handwritten and illustrated pages within an hour.
After his first handwritten statement, Mr Daley was called to a meeting at Rawmarsh police station in Rotherham, the jury heard.
When they do work - after the first handwritten drafts, made in notebooks two or three pages a day in three- or four-hour sessions and repeated rewritings on a typewriter for months or longer - they become strangers of a sort to their author.
"I see them as blood brothers, separated at birth but genetically linked," writes Mr Engel in the catalogue's introduction.The first handwritten reference to baseball is to be found in a copy of a diary written in Shere, Surrey, on Easter Monday in 1755: "After Dinner Went to Miss Jeale's to play at Base Ball…" (The original diary turned up after the exhibition opened).
His seminal work on handwriting recognition was at the core of the first handwritten address interpretation system used by the U.S. Postal Service.
He gave the first handwritten version of his thesis, with the detailed proof of normalization (equivalent to some 13 printed pages) to Bernays, but the latter seems never to have realized what he had in his hands.
