"secondary candidate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person who is qualified for a position but who is not the primary person being considered. For example, "The hiring committee is considering Mrs. Smith as the primary candidate, but they have asked Mr. Jones to be the secondary candidate."
One young party member, who supported one of the smaller, secondary candidates in the right's primary race, shrugged off the concept.
There's also Herb Peters, a 77-year-old fundamentalist Christian who identifies himself as an "Andrew Jackson Democrat," and Greg Conlon, a Republican octogenarian, who, during a secondary candidates' debate this month, declared in some kind of nativist Freudian slip that, "All illegals should be turned over to ISIS—I mean the INS".
An alternative secondary target candidate, the α-isoform of casein kinase 1 (CK1α), shows sensitivity to the compound in the low nanomolar range.
This case study provides evidence that advanced secondary teaching candidates are able to address instructional issues and engage in the kind of pedagogical reasoning more characteristic of experienced teachers.
Results: In this study, we applied an association rule mining approach to the identification of promising secondary phenotype candidates.
Availability: The secondary phenotype candidates can be browsed through at http://www.sanger.ac.uk/resources/databases/phenodigm/gene/secondaryphenotype/list.sanger.ac.uk/resources/databases/phenodigm/gene/secondaryphenotype/list
Using two automated and one manual evaluation strategies, we demonstrate that the secondary phenotype candidates possess biological relevance to the genes they are predicted for.
The web interface provides all the genes that possess secondary phenotype candidates as a list and the user can select individual genes for further investigation.
Here, we presented a method to predict secondary phenotype candidates based on existing large-scale phenotype annotation sources and primary screens for genes.
Providing this information together, a biologist or clinician could easily assess whether the secondary phenotype candidates are worthwhile to be tested in a biological experiment.
