The phrase "a second installment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a subsequent part or episode of a series, such as a book, film, or project.
Example: "The author announced that a second installment of the popular fantasy series will be released next year."
Alternatives: "a follow-up part of" or "the next chapter of".
This week the bank will offer a second installment of the three-year loans.
And Ms. During herself plans a second installment of Chelsea Comes to Connecticut.
If a second installment of historic Philadelphia recordings is contemplated, the orchestra could pay itself no greater tribute than to release more of Stokowski's Bell Labs recordings.
A second installment of $1.6 trillion — expected to be needed in about six months — would hinge on Congressional approval of a constitutional amendment requiring a balanced budget, a provision added Friday to lure conservatives.
But there is serious debate about whether this kind of prescription — subjecting Greece to more cuts and sacrifice in order to justify a second installment of funds from a reluctant Europe — is the right one.
A second installment of his memoirs, "The Dream," published in 2008, continued his life story, picking up the narrative with the family's move to Chicago in 1922 and describing Mr. Bernstein's struggles to become a writer.
The House approved a first installment of only $400 million, not the $500 million requested by the White House.
They must pay 500,000 euros as a first installment of a fine that could reach 10 million euros ($13.4 million).
Upcoming movies include a fourth installment of "Pirates of the Caribbean" and a remake of "The Lone Ranger".
PLANS -- Quentin Tarantino plans a third installment of his "Kill Bill" vengeance movies, but not for a while.
But there are some potential blockbusters in the batch, including a third installment of the "Meet the Parents" series.
