The phrase "also involves a second" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or activity that includes an additional element or participant.
Example: "The project not only focuses on the main task but also involves a second team to assist with the implementation."
Alternatives: "also includes a second" or "additionally requires a second".
Samuel Huntington once described a revolution as the explosion of political participation that overtakes the power of established structures, but further explained that "[A] complete revolution, however, also involves a second phase: the creation and institutionalization of a new political order".
Nonetheless, additional mTOR signaling capacity directed towards AkT/PKB also involves a second, largely nutrient- and rapamycin-insensitive complex (TORC2) centered on Rictor as main scaffold component [ 12].
It also involves a third party — the phone carrier — and extra fees for the cell service.
Priebus sticks to the script, which includes pretending that money was "stolen" from Medicare -- which also involves a second-level of pretense: Priebus actually does not want Medicare to have money, anyway, in the main.
Hold that sexy thought -- the honeymoon also involves a third grader, a pizza, and many references to Sarah Jessica Parker.
Both couples are married, but Jaco and Sjoerd's relationship also involves a third person: an Australian named Sean who's been their partner for the last three years.
Two other men joined the fight, which also involved a second Rangers fan.
The very close similarity in the Ca2+ dependence of human mincle strongly suggests that the ligand-binding conformation of this CRD would also involve a second Ca2+ in the binding site.
It could also involve a third team.
No one was injured in the incident, which also involved a third car.
But after making the Anthony trade, which also involved a first-round pick and two second-rounders, the Knicks have few assets left to deal.
