The phrase "added secondly" is not correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It is redundant because "secondly" already implies that something is being added as the second point in a sequence.
Example: "First, we will discuss the budget; added secondly, we will review the project timeline."
Alternatives: "in addition" or "secondly".
He added: "Secondly, I'd like to apologize to the viewers at that I disappointed as well.
He added: "Secondly, as a Labour group we value the public sector.
He added: "Secondly, there are also strong grounds for believing that the underlying purpose of these lies was to conceal the fact that he had been manipulating the evidence in this case by getting Mr Smith to change his account".
Slayton added, "Secondly, just on a pure protocol basis, I figured the commander ought to be the first guy out .
Secondly, added features on the car were less spectacular, leaving the electronics rather simplified and easier to hotwire.
Then, they should test these models with the data from Nagano et al. to demonstrate the added value.2) Secondly, the writing could use further improvement to help convey to both the biologists and the computational scientists what the inherent novelty of this study is to both groups.
Over approximately the same period, they firstly introduced two-dimensional (2D) iterative reconstructions as a replacement for filtered back-projection (FBP); secondly, they added attenuation and scatter corrections, and finally, in very recent years, they turned to three-dimensional (3D) iterative reconstructions, which include attenuation and scatter corrections and resolution recovery.
Secondly, I added real chocolate.
Secondly, we added the important solvent accessibility predicted by SCRATCH and natively disordered region information by DISOPRED along with other global sequence features.
Secondly, we added the restricted cubic spline regression model for further investigation of the shape of the relationship.
Secondly, we added to Model 2 the dual action of TF Hb on gene Kr by replacing the single parameter for the strength of Hb's action on Kr by three parameters: a threshold concentration, an activation strength when Hb concentration is smaller than the threshold concentration, and a repression strength when Hb concentration is larger than this threshold.
