The phrase "a second tenure for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who is serving or is about to serve another term in a position, such as a job, office, or role.
Example: "The board has decided to offer a second tenure for the current president, recognizing his contributions to the organization."
Alternatives: "a renewed term for" or "a subsequent term for".
He is 58-18 as the head football coach at Louisville and that is what qualified him for a second tenure at the school despite his considerable baggage.
Bacqué is returning to the Center for a third tenure, having been here last in 2008 under a FulbrightScholarship. Her research at CES will be part of a wider program that examines changes occurring inlower class neighborhoods in large European and North American cities.
Before im swearing-in for 29 May, 2019 for im second tenure President Muhammadu Buhari don already dey tink of how di kontri go be for 2023 as im say im go leave Nigeria better dan wen im enter office.
Image example Na for 29 May, 2019 dem go swear-in Buhari for im second tenure wey go finish by 2023.
Irving, who serves as the lead law enforcement and protocol officer for the House, succeeds Wilson Livingood, who retired after 17 years, the second-longest tenure for the position.
The energetic limitation hypothesis offers a third explanation for short chorus tenure in anurans.
For example, Mr. Putin gets short shrift in the western media for having broken the backs of the Russian oligarchs, or for having promoted a range of economic and political reforms during his first tenure as president, which paved the way for its development over the past decade.
His decision early in his first tenure to eliminate most collective bargaining for public employees, known as Act 10, sparked days of protest at the capital and eventually a failed recall effort backed by big labor.
At Clemson, where I earned tenure for a second time, students I supervised came from Rio de Janeiro, from Cairo, and from many cities within Iran, China and India.
Teacher tenure has been controversial since the first tenure provisions were enacted over a century ago.
