The phrase "a second illustration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to provide an additional example or case that supports a point or argument you are making.
Example: "In addition to the first example, here is a second illustration of how climate change affects agriculture."
Alternatives: "another example of" or "a further demonstration of".
This is a second illustration of how the cross-validation assessment can assist in the selection of the most appropriate model, in this case the type of conservation filter.
As a second illustration of our method, we characterized three disease associated β-actin point mutants.
As a second illustration of the utility of the OrthoMaM database, we used it in a phylogenomic perspective.
The concept is based on the revelation of a second illustration – of girls in school – underneath it.
A second illustration of the service is its web front end, (see Availability above), which is itself a Synergizer client application (illustrating the language independence of the Synergizer API, this client is written in JavaScript as opposed to the earlier example in Perl).
The situation Mud (Case One below) gives a first illustration of what (29) does.
Mackie's discussion provides a first illustration of how accounts of moral motivation have been deployed to defend or refute broader positions in metaethics.
These methods provide a first illustration of the data with as few assumptions as possible on the underlying "true" firing rate.
This is a first illustration of how the cross-validation assessment can assist in the selection of the most appropriate model, in this case the type of PWM, for each TF.
To give a first illustration of the application of CVIIM as a proof of concept, we apply it to supervised variable selection, which is expected to yield high CVIIM values.
Since breast cancer is the most frequent cancer in women in France [ 18] and since it has been subject for many years to recommendations based on updated survey data [ 19, 20], we chose to make a first illustration of an application of the algorithm in the setting of non-metastatic breast cancer.
