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The phrase "a second principle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional guiding rule or concept in a discussion or argument.
Example: "In addition to the first principle, we must also consider a second principle that governs our approach to this issue."
Alternatives: "another principle" or "a subsequent principle".

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And what do you think of a second principle?

During the infant's third month a second principle, called the discrepancy principle, begins to assume precedence.

And then there is a second thing, a second principle that we've got to go back and rediscover.

A second principle is that dead men cannot sue and may therefore be vilified to one's heart's content.

A second principle, sometimes called sudden death, was also considered and abandoned in the early days of competitive chess.

A second principle states that independence for Israel will be achieved only by bringing Jews to the land "and the removal of all hostile elements from the land".

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For her, feminism was a first principle.

Whereupon a first principle was established.

It should include a sixth principle: stubbornness.

"Business pacifism" became a first principle of the Gilded Age.

Chym. 2. To constitute; to make as a first principle.

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