The phrase "a second justification is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an additional reason or explanation in a discussion or argument.
Example: "In addition to the first point, a second justification is the need for improved efficiency in our processes."
Alternatives: "another reason is" or "a further justification is".
A third justification is now usually added clear evidence of an intent to attack.The UN has, in fact, been fiddling with the notion of pre-emption ever since its foundation.
In short, there is no need to.The second justification is that alumni preferences aren't really preferences at all.
The first justification is the notion of the collective self-defence of Iraq.
The first justification is the standard, well-accepted idea that government may intervene to prevent harm to others or punish individuals for inflicting harm.
Having checked GrATE ReASonS TO haVE OLimpIX, the list on the B-side of the envelope on which Tessa Jowell and Ken Livingstone originally budgeted the event at £37.50 (bunting excluded), I see that the fourth justification is mysteriously omitted.
The third justification was a prerequisite at conception — that the journal and all material within be accessible online and without charge.
A second justification may be found in a more detailed examination of the additivity in a genetic context where similarity between offspring and parent is fundamental, and where in selection theory linearity in regression of offspring on mid-parent an important tenet.
The first justification was that Cerro needed the registration rights in order to sell its shares quickly, and Cerro wanted "to get out" of its investment in Southern Peru.
But that first justification, being instrumental, raises the question of whether certain forms of political communication are in fact likely to contribute to a vibrant sphere of public political debate.
