The phrase "a second occasion for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional instance or event that provides an opportunity for something to happen again.
Example: "This event serves as a second occasion for us to celebrate our achievements together."
Alternatives: "another opportunity for" or "a repeat chance for".
Decolonization presented a second occasion for rethinking the concept of progress.
At the same time, a third of participants admitted that they stored antibiotics at home for their children, and almost all had used these antibiotics on a second occasion for their child.
A third of caregivers admitted to storing leftover antibiotics at home, and almost all of these caregivers (97%%) had used the antibiotics on a second occasion for their child.
She claimed that on a second occasion he called her for a meeting and bought her an expensive dress to wear to the same club, before telling her that she "now looked like a girl who could get in a taxi".
The South African selectors had required Pistorius to run under 45.3 seconds for a second occasion, and the race in Benin was his last chance of doing this before London 2012.
After Muhammad Ali defeated Sonny Liston on a second occasion, the pool of contenders for the heavyweight crown was fairly dry.
In 1943, he had his best season in the Negro leagues in the United States, when he was selected to the East's All-Star team for a second occasion and had an average of.428, the highest one in his career with the Cubans.
Cross-tabulation of the first and second reading by observer 1 showed that readings were missing on both occasions for three children, and missing only on the second occasion for six children.
Tom Wood leads England for a third occasion as a dry-run for the scenario of regular captain Chris Robshaw being struck down by injury and number eight Ben Morgan returns to the back row for the first time since breaking his leg in January.
There would have been a sixth occasion had Robinho not signed for City on the same night Dimitar Berbatov joined United in 2008 and, going a little further back, let's not forget Ferguson had also assembled the most expensive team in England before the Class of '92 broke through.
Unless he does something out of this world down 18, he's going to suffer that indignity on a sixth occasion, his boyhood dream perhaps extinguished for good.
