The phrase "a second incubator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional incubator, typically in contexts related to biology, startups, or technology.
Example: "After the initial tests, we decided to invest in a second incubator to increase our capacity for research."
Alternatives: "an additional incubator" or "another incubator".
Columbia is planning to build a second incubator building on a city-owned parking lot next to the center.
Ms. Kamer, who is a board member of the park, said that a second incubator for bioscience companies would be opening later this year on the campus.
A second incubator chamber could facilitate this feature even more readily.
Also, since eggs are generally set weekly and so the goslings will be hatching weekly, it is recommended to use a second incubator for hatching.
Bees subjected to the odor exposure experiment were placed in a third incubator during the last 24 h prior to testing (see below for details).
In parallel to smoke exposure, another set of cells were exposed to clean air in order to exclude damaging effects due to the methodical setup (clean air control) or remained, as a second control (incubator air-lifted culture) in the incubator and were analyzed simultaneously to the exposed cells.
A second business incubator is scheduled to open in Lower Manhattan later in the year, said Seth W. Pinsky, the president of the city's Economic Development Corporation.
In 2009, QB3 partnered with FibroGen and the City of San Francisco to open its second incubator across the street from the UCSF campus, then two other incubators in Berkeley to fill the need.
Second, incubators and accelerators which help drive the rate of company formation even higher could help artificially inflate valuations, which could have serious consequences on what founders may be able to take home in such an acquisitive environment.
Some consolidation afoot in the world of social recommendations and referrals: Tout'd, a site that lets networks of users share recommendations with each other, has bought Villij, a site from TechStars' first incubator classes in 2007, and co-founded by one of the people who went on to found Tout'd [more on that below].
A prodigy with an eidetic memory, he was only 15 when he graduated from the Bronx High School of Science, where he built his first incubator for growing bacteria (a 60-W light bulb in a box with a thermostat).
