The phrase "a second transfer of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of transferring something for the second time, such as funds, data, or ownership.
Example: "After reviewing the initial transaction, we proceeded with a second transfer of the funds to ensure everything was processed correctly."
Alternatives: "a subsequent transfer of" or "another transfer of".
The Broadway move for the revival of the 1971 Stephen Sondheim-James Goldman musical — directed by Signature Theatre's Eric Schaeffer and choreographed by Warren Carlyle — is the second transfer of a Kennedy Center musical to New York in two years; a revival of "Ragtime" moved from the center to Broadway in November 2009.
I think the reason it's appealing is it's quite hard to represent something that's so abstract, such as a micro-second transfer of information.
Azerbaijan's governing party said it won control of Parliament on Sunday, in an election that was seen as a step toward the first transfer of power from father to son in a former Soviet state.
John Atta Mills, the candidate of the ruling party, called Mr. Kufuor late Friday to concede defeat and offer his full cooperation in the transition to a new government, the first transfer of power from one duly elected president to another since independence in 1957.
A biochemical pregnancy occurred after the third transfer of the series (frozen).
Layered on top of this slow gene family expansion was a second horizontal transfer of the MEP α AMTP from hyperacidophilic chemoautolithotrophic prokaryotes into the leotiomyceta [ 10].
This, and the fact that the NrdB genes carry an atypical substitution of the radical harbouring tyrosine to a non-radical harbouring phenylalanine, shared with Chlamydiae spp. and other bacteria that are relatively close to this group of archaeal sequences in our trees (figure 2b), suggests a second independent transfer of class I RNR genes from bacteria to archaea.
However, only 18 3ω3 demonstrated a clear second transfer into the tissues of P. pelagicus.
In a second form of transfer training children trained with red and blue transfer cards (= transfer training with cards) and without EEG recording.
