The phrase "as a second network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional network that complements or serves a different purpose than the primary network.
Example: "The company decided to implement a new communication system as a second network to enhance connectivity among remote teams."
Alternatives: "as an additional network" or "as an alternative network".
Other firms will be unlikely to invest in a second network, as a price war between the two would make it hard to recoup the investment.
To show the difference, we tested our solution on a second network, denoted as the sparse network, consisting of 100 randomly placed sensors.
TV kept evolving with the arrival of Fox as a fourth network, more cable networks and satellites that enabled local stations to report from distant places.
Such an offline adaptation might be really valuable in the situations explained in [31] where malicious radio nodes (as enemies from a third network, for instance) try to spoof the online communicated feedback between the secondary and primary networks, in order for the intelligent adaptive capabilities of the former to unfortunately play against itself.
As a control, we implemented a third network in which reporter proteins, GFP and RFP driven by pGAL1 promoter were integrated at separate loci.
Founded in 1962 it encompasses the eponymous flagship, as well as a second broadcast network, Telefutura, and the Galavision cable network–Univision was acquired in 2007 for $13.7 billion by a consortium led by Israeli-American billionaire Haim Saban.
As a control, the second network was built in the same manner using 608 randomly chosen proteins that are expressed in the prostate but chosen without regard to known miRNA status [ 38].
The NTA Network was launched as a "fourth TV network", and trade papers of the time referred to it as a new television network.
His distinctive instincts have led the company to bet on satellite television far ahead of its time, to defy the television industry by starting Fox as a fourth broadcast network and then to confound most people in the business again by betting on the audience for a 24-hour-news network to the political right of CNN.
Either way, MySpace is unlikely to continue to run it as a third-party network.
