The phrase "second in rank" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the ranking or order of things, with "second" representing the position just below the highest or most important. Example: "She was the second in rank among the company's executives, just behind the CEO."
Second in rank is Dr. Harry M. Archer of 47 W. 85th St. Manfred Neumoegen is third buff.
Second in rank are her chosen harem of catamites with whom she mates for life.
Bahá'u'lláh had also stated that another one of his sons Mírzá Muhammad Alíí was to be subordinate and second in rank after 'Abdu'l-Bahá., however, insisted that 'Abdu'l-Bahá was exceeding his powers, and started a rebellion, at first covert, and then public to discredit 'Abdu'l-Bahá.
Only 23.3% of the respondents were aware that cervical cancer is the most common cause of gynecological cancers and 26% knew it is second in rank in mortality.
The AWI was the second in rank with 62% as an average.
Beclometasone was the most used respiratory-system drug and scored second in rank among all active substances, with 23.5% (12.5-30.2%) of treated children.
But CREW said the sudden influx of contributions given to key members once they became chairman or second-in-rank raised overall questions "about how beholden [they] are to the industries they oversee, and whether they are independent enough to put public interest ahead of special interest".
Among native sculptors, Georg Raphael Donner was the first in rank and quality of work.
A consideration that is 'primary' is a leading consideration, one that is first in rank among several.
Prudence, as conservative statesman and thinker Edmund Burke wrote, is "first in rank of the virtues, political and moral".
Road traffic accidents were sixth in rank, followed by reproductive health disorders despite affecting only half the population.
