The phrase "and the second concerning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a second point or topic that relates to a previous statement or discussion.
Example: "The first issue addresses the budget, and the second concerning the timeline for project completion."
Alternatives: "and the second related to" or "and the second about".
And the second concerning human reactions to a discovery like this: reactions which indicate what we have developed into internally - in our heads, if you like.
Beginning in the last quarter of the 20th century, analytic philosophy was occupied with two vigorous debates, the first concerning the theory of reference and the second concerning the theory of mind.
(rated on a seven point Likert scale from very unethical to very ethical), and the second concerning their intentions to act in that way if they were in the same situation, (2) I would act in the same way (rated on a seven point Likert scale from strongly disagree to strongly agree).
We took two classification contexts into account: the first concerned the comparison of CSF and UFM for CDS/intron classification and the second concerned the implementation of UFM in an algorithm that is compatible with ab initio gene-finding.
The first of these occasions was over the dedication of Remigius de Fécamp's new cathedral at Lincoln and the second concerned the consecration of Anselm as Archbishop of Canterbury.
The first one was about Marcel Duchamp and Man Ray; the second concerned an evangelist, a country-western singer and, of course, a dinosaur park.
The first result concerned differences between H0 and H ′ 0, the second concerned the treatment of stop codons.
On three occasions, a technical question was asked and the fourth concerned the availability of a recorded lecture on ELeUM.
And the second concerns the improvement of the law of damage accumulation by explicitly considering the damage evolution during the fatigue process.
And the second concerns proof analysis, a highly important part of Hilbert's work on Euclidean geometry and geometrical systems generally.
The first set of issues concerns the divine ground of modality and the second concerns the grounding relation that modality bears to its ground (for some recent discussions, see Chignell 2012 and Newlands 2013).
