The phrase "a second package" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an additional package that follows the first one, often in contexts like shipping, deliveries, or project components.
Example: "After reviewing the first package, we decided to send a second package with the additional materials needed for the project."
Alternatives: "an additional package" or "a follow-up package".
(A second package is 20 percent off).
The House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, a Democrat from California, has called for a second package of about $50 billion.
Democrats in Congress have begun devising a second package of measures to stimulate the economy, centered on aid to struggling states.
put together a $40 billion rescue package in December and a second package, of $8 billion, in fresh money and loan guarantees in August.
Christina Romer, one of Obama's economic advisers, said the stimulus package was working but, significantly, declined to comment on whether there needed to be a second package.
The council has also named Capita Symonds as its preferred partner for a second package, which includes property services, planning, engineering services, consumer protection and environmental health.
Interestingly, attB-adenovirus assembly and infectivity was restored by inserting a second packaging signal close to the right-end ITR, thus discarding the possibility that the attB-adenovirus genome was retained in a nuclear compartment deleterious for virus assembly.
(A fifth package of games is shown on the N.F.L. Network, the league-owned channel).
But with economic data continuing to get worse, Mr Aso has now unveiled a third package that proposes new spending equivalent to at least 2% of GDP.
Two weeks ago, Ms. Merkel's finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, stirred up controversy by confirming that Greece would need a third package of support from fellow members of the euro zone.
Some non-eurozone diplomats have already begun speculating about when a third package will be required to keep Greece within the euro.
