The phrase "at secondly" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of "at" and "secondly," which is typically used to introduce a second point in a list or argument.
Example: "Firstly, we need to address the budget; secondly, we should consider the timeline."
Alternatives: "secondly" or "in the second place".
First there was the pace the ball was moving at, secondly he seemed to lose it in the shadows and swayed out of the line of the ball, before readjusting his hands to hold it safely.
This innovation had two advantages: firstly, the rounded wall absorbed the damage from siege engines much better as it did not provide a perfect angle to aim at; secondly, the arrowslits in the curved wall allowed arrows to be fired at all angles.
Put bluntly, would you rather see your $5,000 portfolio go to $2,500 at 28 or a $500,000 portfolio go to $250,000 at 58? Secondly, the power of compound interest over time means that any gains made early on multiply exponentially over the next 30 years, so it pays to get aggressive.
A distinctive feature of a comparative multiple case study is the analysis of data on three different levels: Firstly at individual case level, secondly at group level and thirdly at the level of the comparison between the two conditions.
In the paper the tests on the stone columns are described at first; secondly the main results, together with the techniques adopted for the signal analysis, are reported in detail.
The son of games-mad parents, he tried all sports as a boy, as did his two older brothers, and he settled for tennis not out of any sense of duty to a family tradition but for no other reasons than 'first, it was the one I was best at and secondly, it was the one I enjoyed most'.
(They're very busy at lunch). Secondly, the décor in the small café was the most casual we have ever encountered: bright blue folding chairs and metal tables all adorned with beer labels advertising Corona and Pacifico, walls covered with Baja-inspired beach scenes and two giant TV screens.
Firstly, there was the "chilling effect" of such claims, making witnesses reluctant to give frank evidence or to provide expert evidence at all; secondly, the risk that an expert witness would be reluctant to comply with his paramount duty to the court if to do so involved giving evidence contrary to his client's interest with a risk of being sued for doing so.
Firstly, ribulose-1, 5-bisphosphate carboxylase, the only CO2-fixing enzyme in the Calvin cycle, was not found in epsilon-proteobacteria [ 25], suggesting the Calvin cycle does not exist in this kind of bacteria at all; secondly, autotrophic epsilon-proteobacteria use the reductive tricarboxylic acid cycle for carbon assimilation [ 26, 27], in which FBPase is not need.
You have to buy first an easel which doesn't cost anything at all! Secondly, you have to play until you have reached MAX Creativity.
However, the real issue is at what quality, and secondly, at what cost.
