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The phrase "again in the third class" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a repeated occurrence or action that is categorized as being in a third class or tier, possibly in a ranking or classification system.
Example: "After reviewing the submissions, we found that the proposal was again in the third class, indicating it did not meet the required standards."
Alternatives: "once more in the third category" or "repeatedly in the third tier".
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In the second class (25 31) we noted a decrease in values, which rose then up again in the third class (32 38), with mean scores 0.84, 0.34, and 0.59.
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In the sixth class.
And referring once again to the Chancellor's embarrassing episode in the first-class compartment, Mr Salmond said: "Westminster would put this first-class nation in the second-class carriages.
But Hughes faltered again in the third.
Wigginton struck again in the third inning.
Plasma samples were collected at <20 weeks' gestation and again in the third trimester.
The first class graduated in 1981.
The first class arrived in fall 1927.
The first class began in April of this year.
The first class was small.
Try the first class.
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