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The phrase "in second position" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the placement of a word or phrase within a sentence, specifically as the second element in the sentence's structure. Example 1: "In second position, the verb must agree with the subject in number and person." Example 2: "The adjective 'happy' is in second position in the sentence 'Sara is very happy.'" Example 3: "In second position, adverbs often modify the verb or adjective."
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Main clauses have the finite verb in second position.
Vettel then made another pit stop after Lap 31, and returned in second position.
But he scythed his way up the pack and was in second position by Lap 21.
Vettel had started in second position, behind the pole sitter, Nico Rosberg, in a Mercedes.
You open one diamond in second position, your left-hand opponent jumps to five clubs, partner doubles, and righty passes.
Here, Sokolow's shapes are resolute; deep pliés in second position are rooted by straight arms held above the body.
The other surprise of the day was Lewis Hamilton, who placed his McLaren Mercedes in second position on the grid.
"Bayern Munich is like us, in second position.
At both tables East opened one spade in second position.
In second position en l'air ("in the air"), the weight is supported by one foot while the other is raised at the side.
In a recent report, the international Turtle Conservation Coalition placed the Rafetus swinhoei in second position on a list of the 25 most threatened turtles.
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