The phrase "and secondly for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to introduce a second point in a list or argument, but the word "for" is unnecessary and awkward in this context.
Example: "I want to discuss two main reasons for this decision: firstly, the financial benefits; and secondly, the impact on employee morale."
Alternatives: "and secondly," or "secondly," or "in addition,".
The Yale concern was primarily for a fair trial, and secondly for social justice.
And secondly, for all those people who do suffer, it's a punch in the stomach to their dignity".
And secondly, for god's sake let the man have a laugh.
First the methods to be used for powders and secondly for mortar and concrete are introduced.
David Cameron will be remembered for two bad political miscalculations, firstly by agreeing to an EU referendum and secondly for failing to secure a remain vote.
Awarded to Tony Abbott on two counts: firstly for destroying language and meaning with the revelation that he is a feminist, and secondly for proudly destroying the gender binary itself as Australia's minister for women.
Jones addressed the New York crowd, which chanted "Larry" when he batted last fall: "Two thank yous: one, for making it so entertaining when we come here, and secondly, for not letting me forget my real name".
They have been estimated, firstly for the whole set of firms and, secondly, for the manufacturing and the service firms separately to control for industry differences.
Numerical applications in three-dimensional elasticity are described first for a cracked specimen subjected to 3D loadings and, secondly, for a heterogeneous specimen in a quasi-plane situation.
The application was designed primarily for automation technicians and secondly for students in automatic control in the framework of an international project funded by the European Commission.
Typically, these immigrants are highly educated or skilled workers who have reluctantly left their homeland and traded their careers and middle-class life for manual work, hoping to build better lives first for their children and secondly for themselves.
