The phrase "a second time of" is not correct and does not sound natural in written English.
It is unclear and awkward, and it would be better to rephrase it for clarity and fluency.
Example: "I would like to try this recipe a second time."
Alternatives: "for the second time" or "again".
A 69-year-old man has been convicted a second time of murdering three boys in 1955.
The wife of a convicted drug smuggler today was found guilty a second time of conspiring with her husband and his brother to assassinate a Federal district judge.
While Zinédine Zidane's impending retirement and the probable departure from the international scene, for a second time, of Lilian Thuram and Claude Makelele cram the final with sentimental interest, France hold no monopoly on fascinating themes.
Both versions would increase mandatory sentences for a range of sex crimes, including a maximum life sentence for a person convicted a second time of sexual relations with a minor, and would eliminate the option of bail after conviction for a sex-related felony.
Learning nothing from history, the NRC is today poised to extend the operating license for a second time of yet another Fukushima-style US nuclear power plant — Peach Bottom 2 and 3, both GE Mark Is — a decision that would let these outdated, aged and deeply flawed reactors run for a total of 80 years.
Nearly 23 hours after his last putt fell Sunday, Snedeker was the champion for a second time of the Farmers Open at Torrey Pines.
Alison is also the winner (for a third time!) of the Elizabeth Lowell Putnam Prize.
Amina Bokhary was convicted last August for a third time of assaulting a police officer.
Should May succeed in getting her deal past the Commons next week at a fourth time of asking, the EU would likely waive through an extension until 22 May.
The Briton heads on out, with Nico Hulkenberg already out there and he puts a first time of this session on the board with a 1 25.317.
