The phrase "added in the second" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that was included or incorporated during the second part of a process, event, or document.
Example: "The new feature was added in the second phase of the project to enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "included in the second" or "incorporated in the second".
The best England have managed for any of the last five wickets in that time is the 45 that Matt Prior and Stuart Broad added in the second innings in Adelaide.
Another 101 were added in the second, though somehow England managed to take four wickets.
In the British import"Matilda," for instance, some words were changed during previews for American audiences ("wind" to "gas," "treacle" to "syrup"), while in "Pippin," more of the show's signature acrobatic thrills were added in the second act.
The chorus, added in the second movement, "The Sacred Root," provided a voluptuousness akin to that heard in Ravel's "Daphnis et Chloé." The finale, "The Blue Deer," recycles a section of Mr. Glass's score for the 1988 film "Powaqqatsi," upholstered with rhythmic choral lines and robust organ climaxes.
The aerosol emission process from evaporated cloud droplets was added in the second update (SA12).
Totally, four muxes are added in the second lower precision region.
Hanks added: "In the second-half you just saw how far he's come and matured as a player.
Most new photovoltaic manufacturing capacity added in the second half of 2014 was PERC-based, making PERC now the cell technology with second-highest production capacity, with the latest industry roadmap anticipating PERC will become the dominant commercial cell technology by 2020.
He added: "In the second half of the 20th century he was the most important political caricaturist.
Simpson added: "In the second half we could barely stand up.
The company plans to continue its expansion overseas, with a new international market to be added in the second half of the year.
