The phrase "a second hearing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a subsequent opportunity to listen to or consider something, such as a legal case or a presentation.
Example: "The committee decided to schedule a second hearing of the proposal to address the concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "a follow-up hearing on" or "a renewed hearing of".
But given the highly charged nature of the episode, the Senate panel and a second hearing of the House Foreign Affairs Committee later on Thursday were surprisingly devoid of drama or sharp exchanges.
It has taken more than three decades to gain a second hearing of the work in the city where it started, but on Monday night, in the Rose Theater, the Collegiate Chorale and the Orchestra of St . Lukes will present the New York premiere of a concert adaptation of "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue" called "A White House Cantata".
He has been summoned to a second hearing of MEPs to assess his suitability for the job.
The UK's candidate to join the European Commission, Lord Hill, has been asked to attend a second hearing of MEPs to assess his suitability for the job.
A first hearing of Shannon's case will be heard next month.
A third, hearing of a fire under a transmission line that caused a power failure, shouts "burn baby, burn".
Napster has hired David Boies, the lawyer who tortured Microsoft in its antitrust trial; a first hearing of the case is scheduled for July 26th.Not least because of the Napster lawsuit, Gnutella is deliberately more decentralised.
In a Long Wharf Workshop series, new performance pieces will be presented as well as a first hearing of Moliere's little-known work "The Bungler" in a new translation by the estimable Richard Wilbur.
The cozy concert room at the Frick Collection has become one of the best places to get a first hearing of instrumentalists and singers who are new to New York but have thriving careers elsewhere.
At a first hearing of Shannon's case on Friday, judgment was reserved over whether the student's human rights were breached when St Hugh's turned him down on financial grounds after he had met their academic requirements.
The chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, Representative Edolphus Towns, Democrat of New York, said that he had called a second hearing because of lingering questions related to the company's conduct in the Tylenol recall and another involving Motrin.
