The phrase "and second issues of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to subsequent editions or releases of a publication, such as magazines, journals, or other periodicals.
Example: "The library has a collection of the first and second issues of the magazine."
Alternatives: "and subsequent editions of" or "and later issues of".
And the first and second issues of O, in fact, eventually sold out.
Earlier works have addressed the abovementioned first and second issues of long audio alignment in the following three ways: (1) audio-to-audio alignment, (2) acoustic model-to-audio alignment, and (3) text to text alignment.
and "A New Chapter of Evil", which were released in the first and second issues of Resident Evil: The Official Comic Book Magazine in March and June 1998.
Although Maria Bartiromo, the television and magazine business journalist, is the subject of a cover story on balancing work and life in the second issue of Success magazine, she readily concedes she hasn't achieved this balance.
"I was a subscriber from the second issue of Wired and completely bought into their world view".
Italy issued its second inflation-linked bond in February, and Japan sold its first issues of inflation-linked bonds last week.
Since he could not draw, Mr. Pekar enlisted top comic-book artists to do the illustrations, notably R. Crumb, who had encouraged him to publish and contributed illustrations for the first issues of "American Splendor".
A comic strip featuring the characters of Lady Penelope and Parker debuted in the first issues of APF Publishing's children's title TV Century 21 in early 1965.
Most of them were from the early nineties, but there was one in the mix from the late 80's and it was one of the first issues of Thrasher I owned.
The Council and members approved that proposal, and the first issue of Animal Health Research Reviews (AHRR) was published in June 2000.
Current projects include the exhibition space for "Graphic Design: Now in Production" on Governors Island; the stage set for Andrew Ondrejcak's coming play "Feast," part of the Incubator Arts Project at St. Mark's Church; and the third issue of White Zinfandel, a journal they helped start last year that melds art, architecture and food.
