The phrase "a second round of testimony" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts when referring to a subsequent session of giving evidence or statements, often in a court or investigative setting.
Example: "The court has scheduled a second round of testimony to gather more information from the witnesses."
Alternatives: "a follow-up testimony" or "a subsequent session of testimony".
Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y). said yesterday that if additional documents are not turned over, Gonzales may be called back for a second round of testimony.
He was summoned before the parliamentary committee for a second round of testimony, centering on what he knew, and when, of phone hacking at The News of the World, which his father closed summarily last summer.
Roof's decision to plead guilty means the state's case won't go to court, sparing survivors of the attack and victims' family members from having to provide a second round of grueling, emotional testimony.
Roof's decision to plead guilty means the state's case won't go to court, sparing survivors of the attack and victims' family members from having to provide a second round of grueling, emotional testimony.
Sotomayor's hearings will continue today with senators concluding a second round of questioning, then hearing testimony from witnesses who have been invited by the two political parties.
The testimony opened a second round of hearings into I.R.S. abuses of taxpayers, as Senate Republicans, preparing for a vote next week on legislation to overhaul the agency, sought to build on what polling shows after hearings last September to be their most potent issue.
But Mr. Klein also advised on handling the scandal, sitting behind Mr. Murdoch during his first testimony before a parliamentary panel in summer 2011 and spending hours in London helping Mr. Murdoch prepare for a second round of questions last month.
A second round of Big Ideas was announced last month.
A second round of negotiations is underway at the United Nations.
A second round of interesting talks came and went.
