The phrase "second best choice" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation in which there are multiple options, but the second option is the one that is chosen. Example: "I wanted to buy the new iPhone, but it was sold out, so I had to settle for my second best choice, which was the older model."
Any other form of collaboration would be a second best choice.
The second best choice is to control the hazard with protective equipment, preferably passive equipment, as it does not have to be switched on.
We also found that the Gaussian model is the second best choice, and the result is very close to that of average model.
Also in this case, the second best choice is Toluene (30.6 kW ORC net power and 8.2 kW fan consumption), while the other fluid still give acceptable compromises compared to the SC-IC 1 case.
The second best choice was Navrangpura, as it is a hub of the city and cosmopolitan culture; but it was already the hub to several organized retail shops, return on investment is far stretched, and real estate price was too high; and so, they decided against it.
"Second best choice: finding a reasonable pay-for that can work on both sides of the aisle," Schumer said.
The third best choice was Khanpur, as it was the main area in the old city, which possesses a cosmopolitan area, an English medium school (Mount Carmel), clubs, hotels, a college (Bhavans), and a riverfront beautification project but the absence of an organized retail shop in the area; however, there was an issue of civil disturbances and the congested environment of that area.
As a second-best choice, I'd like to put forward Rocky Anderson.
The idea that urban living is a second-best choice is not one that strikes a chord with growing numbers of people under 40.
The president has made clear that he considers Mr Tusk a second-best choice, blaming a hostile media for depriving his brother of a second term.
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