The phrase "a third patch of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional section or area, particularly in contexts involving land, fabric, or other materials.
Example: "After examining the first two patches of land, we decided to explore a third patch of fertile soil for our agricultural project."
Alternatives: "an additional area of" or "a further section of".
But in any conflict in which a meeting of the minds is not completely hopeless, a recognition that the other guy is acting from moral rather than venal reasons can be a first patch of common ground.
The wave of atrial electrical activity activates a second patch of conductive tissue, the atrioventricular node, initiating a second discharge along an assembly of conductive fibres called the bundle of His, which induces the contraction of the ventricles.
Citigroup and other large banks have actually reduced their ad spending, according to Nielsen Monitor-Plus, and are instead trying to clean up their images in other ways, such as media relations and philanthropic efforts.. Citigroup spun out a series of public service ads called "The Citi View" in December, just after a second patch of government aid.
For the 'no-surround' condition, the first interval consisted of the target grating presented at a variable contrast for 500 ms. After an inter-stimulus interval of 500 ms, a second patch of a fixed contrast of 40% was presented, also for 500 ms. Observers were instructed to indicate in which of the two intervals they perceived the target stimulus as having the higher contrast.
Remove the pattern from your outer felt and pin both the top and side patterns to a second patch of felt.
A third patch, in the state of Northern Darfur, has been inaccessible to aid workers since October, when two workers with Save the Children, a British relief organization, were killed after their car hit a land mine.
Two days later, an additional third patch of expression was seen in the region corresponding to the horizontal crista (Fig. 1B).
How much more often do you get lucky on some early Sunday morning and catch a 45-second patch of twisting blacktop?
Jump into the water and swim in a direct line until you see the first patch of rocks.
That South Africa's first patch of common ground might be a rugby field was preposterous on the face of it.
