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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a third prospect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing multiple options, viewpoints, or possibilities, particularly in contexts like business, research, or analysis.
Example: "In addition to the two existing proposals, we should consider a third prospect that could offer a unique solution to the problem."
Alternatives: "an additional option" or "a third option".
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A third prospect, Frank Petrone, the Huntington Town supervisor, dropped out of contention on April 30, throwing his support to Mr. Levy.
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A second prospect was computational neuroscience.
And it made me imagine a second prospect — confined to a smaller, hypersubset of English speakers, the novelists.
The Yankees offered David Walling, a Class AA right-hander who was their first-round draft pick last year, as well as a second prospect, to be picked from a list of three: the Class AA shortstop Erick Almonte, the Class AAA pitcher Ryan Bradley and the Class AA pitcher Brian Rogers.
This raised the prospect of a third candidate coming forward to contest the leadership.
The Twins are high on Hughes, but their desire for a better third prospect from the Yankees, and their fixation on Ellsbury, seem to indicate that they have a lukewarm opinion of Cabrera.
Then in a Jan . 8trade with Atlanta, the Angels acquired double-A third baseman Kyle Kubitza, a prospect who is in line to replace Freese in 2016.
Ultimately, I'm not sure how Boykin is a second-round prospect.
Still looks like a top-five talent at times, and then a third-round prospect at others.
Like the aluminum companies that Blavatnik had bought, TNK was a second-tier prospect: a fixer-upper whose oil fields were waterlogged.
The lid opens to more cubbyholes, small drawers and a second, matching prospect door that conceals some lift-out boxes.
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