The phrase "at a second press" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the action of pressing something a second time, such as a button or a key.
Example: "The device did not respond at the first press, but it activated at a second press."
Alternatives: "upon a second press" or "after a second press".
Such an elevation, doctors acknowledged at a second press conference, is indicative of a heart attack.
A few hours later, however, at a second press conference, the police acknowledged that Wilson had not thought of Brown as a suspect in that case at all.
"We anticipate being out here through the night as part of our investigative effort," Barberini said at a second press conference Tuesday evening.
She and her men filed off the stage while reporters shouted, among other things, "Why did the P.G.R. hide the fifth bus, Attorney General?" That long and unforgettable Sunday ended with a third press conference, at which Ayotzinapa family members spoke at a community center in the Tabacalera neighborhood.
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"He walked in just like any patron, purchased the ticket to watch the movie," said Craft at a second Friday press conference.
Katsuto Momii's remarks, made over the weekend at a his first press conference as head of NHK, are likely to anger China and South Korea, both victims of Japan's militarism in the first half of the 20th century.
Asked at his second press conference what he would do first if elected, he replied, "Demand a recount".
Striking an uncompromising tone at his first press conference since a wave of Republican congressional victories on Tuesday, Boehner said there would be "no chance" of legislation to mend the country's immigration system if the president acted alone.
Had hard chance at all prevailed, a second fleet pressed on behind, a greater leader was yet to come.
At her first press conference, a reporter asked for her vital statistics: no one took the appointment very seriously, at first.
