The phrase "a second move for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a subsequent action or decision related to a particular situation or context.
Example: "After careful consideration, we decided that a second move for the project was necessary to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "a follow-up action for" or "a subsequent step for".
The FDA's actions are a first move for the federal government, but numerous states have cracked down on indoor tanning in recent years.
Edmonton was once part of the classic urban cycle: a first move for immigrants heading out of inner London with a bit of money and a yen for a garden; a last-but-one move for the white working class, already eyeing up a retirement bungalow in the home counties.
"It's very important, insofar as being a first move for establishing large-scale manufacturing assets globally," Morsy told The Huffington Post on Wednesday.
NEW YORK -- The New York Times is expected to name columnist David Leonhardt as the paper's next Washington bureau chief, a bold first move for incoming executive editor Jill Abramson and one that puts the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer on the upper management track.
It will be launching on October 30 (via the Oculus Home portal), and is — befittingly for a first move — something of an investigation of the VR medium.
For a first move, it probably a good idea to buy those things when you get there.
Hopping over the border to Canada is an obvious first move for many companies, but Japan would, by contrast, be a far more complicated market for Lyft to navigate.
Burns notes that this is an atypical first move for health-focused products, which normally debut in Whole Foods.
Thus, when the Fed finally raised interest rates by a quarter point on Wednesday, June 30th its first move for a year and its first rate increase since May 2000 no one was much surprised.
After West Point, it was Korea -- great first move for a new family, a year away in Korea.
