The phrase "another usual" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to an additional instance of something that is typical or common, but it is better to clarify the meaning.
Example: "I ordered another usual from the café, which is my go-to choice every time."
Alternatives: "another typical" or "another common".
Sir Christopher Gent, chairman of GlaxoSmithKline and another usual suspect, is not on the list.
They went on a few more dates before he did another usual thing: End things before they become too serious.
Lewis was also not on the cover of the post-championship Wheaties box, and Siragusa appears on the cover of the N.F.L.'s "Record and Fact Book," another usual perk for a Super Bowl M.V.P. "I'm a good player on the field and a good person off of it," Lewis said.
Another usual assumption is that the footbridge can be modelled as an SDOF system, implying that only vibration in a single mode is of interest.
The dispersion models are another usual approach used for modeling the nanofluids, which were first suggested by Xuan and Roetzel [16].
Another usual way is avoiding the indefinite character of the original functional by using the dual variational method; see for instance [10 12, 14].
Thomas Jones, Leon Washington, Jesse Chatman and Tony Richardson needed to give one another their usual pep talk, as they do before every game.
This may reflect more negatively on Mr. Obama than if the representatives of the two parties were arguing with one another as usual.
But one should not make the mistake of assigning to Stein's rhetoric of equality and one person being as good as another its usual left-wing label.
Another important usual operator norm inequality which will be used in this section says that for any positive operators, we have (see [11]) (2.5).
Derossi's vision seems more about matching businesses with businesses, which then establish contracts with one another containing usual stipulations like service level guarantees.
