The phrase "and the second having" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to two items or elements, particularly in a comparative or sequential context.
Example: "The first option is straightforward, and the second having more complex requirements may take longer to complete."
Alternatives: "and the second possessing" or "and the second featuring".
Either line of a couplet is divided into two groups, the first having three or four syllables and the second having four syllables.
He is Le Luc's third F.N. mayor since 2014, the first having resigned for health reasons, and the second having resigned also supposedly for health reasons (but not before sending a letter to the local paper saying that she was quitting because her team reproached her for "not being F.N. enough").
Two configurations of FGM sandwich shells are considered, the first with FGM facesheet and homogenous core, and the second having homogenous facesheets and FGM core.
Four pairs of simple planar slope models were constructed, one in each pair being of sufficient gradient to promote slope failure during soil thaw and the second having a gradient below the threshold for instability.
The study focuses on two cases of tanks reinforced by longitudinal stiffeners in the lower region: the case of stiffeners free at their bottom edge, which would correspond to the retrofit of existing tanks; and the second having stiffeners anchored to the bottom slab of the tank, which can duplicate the situation of a new design.
The coded CT data sets were reviewed by six local resident radiologists including: two consultant radiologists, one with more than 20 years' experience in CT reporting and the second having more than 5 years, two senior radiology registrars, both with more than two years' experience and two radiology trainees.
"First we had the Ebola outbreak and the second has been the Syrian crisis.
The first suit was dismissed, and the second has not been resolved.
The first drew about 17 million viewers, and the second had an audience of 15.5 million.
For example, the English words "bit" and "pit" differ phonemically in that the first has the phoneme /b/ and the second has the phoneme /p/ in initial position.
Both the first boy and the second have lost their mothers to the ravages of the 19th-century Texas frontier.
