The phrase "and eventually a second" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a sequence of events or outcomes that lead to a second occurrence or item over time.
Example: "The first experiment was successful, and eventually a second was conducted to confirm the results."
Alternatives: "and later a second" or "and ultimately a second".
Soon, she needed two large nylon sacks to hold it all, and, eventually, a second person to help drag them.
Then, the injustice was clearer and the intervention properly limited.However, we spent the next two decades bunkered next door, engaging in various forms of sanctions, no-fly zones, limited strikes, and eventually, a second invasion.
Starting as a stewardess, I worked my way up to being a deck hand and, eventually, a first mate.
One of the reasons we have such extraordinary freedoms under the First Amendment is that the Founding Fathers understood the need for checks and balances — three coequal branches of government and, eventually, a Fourth Estate: the press.
This led to a schism (the Great Western Schism) beginning in 1378 that resulted in a papacy in Rome (regarded as canonical), a papacy in Avignon (regarded as antipapal), and eventually a third papacy established by the Council of Pisa (also regarded as antipapal).
Trippier's career path has been tortuous at times, in keeping with many members of the squad, taking him from Manchester City's academy through loan spells at Barnsley and Burnley before a permanent switch to Turf Moor and, eventually, a first taste of life in the top flight.
After he becomes a registered nurse, he hopes to start working and simultaneously continue his education to become a nurse practitioner, and eventually a surgical first assistant.
On past form, that suggests a separatist win and eventually, a referendum (the third) on secession.Some contests took a surprising turn as America's mid-term elections approached.
A security guard simply waves his arms and screams "Noooooooooo!" in horror as an incredibly slow-moving steamroller trundles towards him, and eventually – a full 15 seconds of squandered getting-away time later – fatally runs him over.
It refers as well to a coherent ideology, which flourished in the nineteenth century, when the original Napoleon's nephew, Louis-Napoleon, campaigned for, and eventually led, a Second Empire.
But it is also possible that Locke comes to recognize, and eventually underline, a second restriction.
