The phrase "a second tower in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the addition of another tower in a specific location or context, such as construction or telecommunications.
Example: "The city plans to build a second tower in the downtown area to improve cell service."
Alternatives: "an additional tower in" or "another tower in".
Since purchasing the land last year, Oceanwide has reworked the design for the Fig Central development, adding a third tower in the process.
Hundreds of cameras were focused on one burning tower in Manhattan when a second tower was hit by a jet aircraft.
A foundation platform holds the place of a second tower he hopes to complete in the future.
The regeneration of the rich amine takes place in a second tower, requiring considerable quantity of thermal energy.
The building is a second tower under construction alongside Trump Plaza in Jersey City's booming luxury real estate market.
From the courtyard, three sets of stone external stairs, which may be later additions, lead up to the Lord's Hall in the tower, to the adjacent Great Hall, and to the kitchens in a second tower to the west.
Sinfield soon tested Blacklock and a second towering bomb resulted in a mix-up that ended with Gareth Raynor trying to prevent Mark Calderwood touching down by pulling him back by his shorts.
Personnel on two offshore surveillance stations called the Texas Towers were evacuated; a third tower had collapsed during a storm in January 1961, prompting higher safety standards.
A first tower, Debussy, was dynamited in 1986; the event was broadcast on national television and heralded as the start of a broad urban renewal.
The developer will have to spend an estimated $1.5 billion to build platforms over active railyards before it can build the first tower in a roughly 12-million-square-foot development with 13 acres of green space and 10 buildings.
