The phrase "a second posting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a subsequent announcement, job listing, or message that has been shared after an initial one.
Example: "After receiving no applications from the first posting, we decided to create a second posting to attract more candidates."
Alternatives: "a follow-up posting" or "a subsequent posting".
And hours after the first posting on the group's Web site, a second posting appeared, denying responsibility, The Associated Press and Reuters reported.
A second posting on The F.T.'s Web site said that Mr. Turner, who often writes about financial matters, was "widely derided as a racist crank".
The Australian team touched out Denmark for second place by one-one-hundredth of a second, posting a time of 3 55.00, behind a dominant Team USA, who took gold.
Mr. Cahill said he needed the identity of a blogger who in a September 2004 posting praised the mayor but said Mr. Cahill was divisive and had "an obvious mental deterioration". In a second posting, the blogger, named John Doe in the suit, wrote that Mr. Cahill "is as paranoid as everyone in the town thinks he is," according to court records.
In a second posting on Sunday morning, the president suggested that fans were already punishing the N.F.L. to protest players' behavior, arguing that they were eschewing not only the "boring games," but also athletes who fall to one knee during the anthem.
A second posting in the "After Election" series, published Wednesday, looked at science education.
Were getting close to gift card territory, folks," a third posted.
In the courtroom, there were mostly reporters and photographers; there were also four officers, with a fifth posted outside.
A second Post reporter, Walter Pincus, said he received a subpoena yesterday.
A second, Post-Impressionist generation - Gauguin, Seurat and Van Gogh - equalled the achievement of the first..
