The phrase "a third win for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation where someone or something has achieved victory for the third time, often in a competitive context.
Example: "The team celebrated a third win for the season, solidifying their position at the top of the league."
Alternatives: "the third victory for" or "a third triumph for".
A third win for either would be unprecedented in the history of the prize.
She says she was "completely surprised" to win a second Booker; a third win for the unwritten last part of the trilogy seems inconceivable.
A third win for Hibs over Rangers this season.
The South African's inspirational performance with the boot raised hopes of a third win for Ulster over their interprovincial rivals in the Pro12 this season but Leinster saw off a late onslaught from their rivals to secure victory.
But as travesties go, a second win for Alex Turner wouldn't be too hard to swallow.
All the help from Adrian Peterson and the running game may not be enough to secure a sixth win for Minnesota.
The Yankees needed every bit of Hafner's power to get a fourth win for Sabathia, who allowed nine hits and struck out four.
Slaven Bilic masterminded a first win for West Ham at Liverpool in more than half a century having already won at Arsenal this season.
Gatland: Wales are ahead of schedule Wales coach Warren Gatland rejected notions he is feeling the pressure ahead of their Test with South Africa, aiming for a first win for six years against the southern hemisphere big three.
They were two for two in the third over after winning the toss, Tim Bresnan and Matthew Hoggard having picked up where Yorkshire left off in a first win for 21 championship matches against Hampshire last week.
Memphis Depay, Ryan Babel and Virgil van Dijk scored the goals after taking advantage of uncharacteristically slack defending by Portugal as the Dutch, who failed to qualify for this year's World Cup, secured a first win for their new coach, Ronald Koeman.
