The phrase "a second predominantly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is primarily or mainly a second option or aspect, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In the study, a second predominantly negative outcome was observed, which raised concerns about the methodology."
Alternatives: "a second mainly" or "a second primarily".
He helped the Montagnards expel their moderate Girondist rivals from the Convention on June 2, and on July 10 he was reelected to the second, predominantly Jacobin, Committee of Public Safety.
A Snapchat questionnaire might not be the most rigorous method of data collection, but looking at those results – and bearing in mind the large sample size – it's fair to suggest that over a third of (predominantly) young people say they have friends who take Xanax.
Three general time-motion rounding patterns were observed: a first pattern that predominantly involved rounding in ward hallways and little time in patient rooms; a second pattern that predominantly involved time in a ward conference room; and a third balanced pattern characterized by equal proportions of time in patient rooms and in ward hallways.
Two KKK members pleaded guilty to starting the fire, as well as a second at another predominantly black church.
These membrane proteins have been observed to form two distinct complexes: one that is comprised of multiple subunits of TatA and a second that contains predominantly TatB and TatC [12] [14].
We then analysed chromatin from heart as a second tissue expressing predominantly TRα1 [ 24].
For comparison, we also examined the expression of Vav, a second GEF that predominantly uses Rac as a substrate.
Test-retest reliability was determined by assessing each child on a second occasion using predominantly the same rater.
Of the 846 women who accepted a first support session, 351 (41.5%) had a second session, again predominantly in the clinic, and 25 (3.0%) a third.
A study on the Baltic clam (Macoma balthica) revealed three major lineages within the Baltic Sea and North Sea, with one clade occurring only within the Baltic Sea and Alaska, a second clade occurring predominantly outside the Baltic Sea, and a third clade found in both the Baltic and North Seas; these lineages also diverged long before the formation of the Baltic Sea, at around 9.8-39 9.8-3962].
