The phrase "a bond between two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a connection or relationship involving two entities, such as people, groups, or concepts.
Example: "The study focused on the bond between two cultures and how they influence each other."
Alternatives: "a connection between two" or "a relationship between two".
Their falling-out, diplomats say, also reflects the difficulty in establishing a bond between two sharply different men.
Jim Blaufuss needed help with his sugar beets, and so a bond between two families was made.
It is forging a bond between two groups that up to now have been opposed: historic preservationists and enthusiasts of modernism.
Rather than viewing a partnership as a bond between two people that needs to be nurtured, this theory puts men and women on either side of an invisible divide, across which some sort of understanding must be forged.
Rilke, in a letter, made the same point: "I hold this to be the highest task for a bond between two people: that each protects the solitude of the other".
The vibrational stretching frequency of a bond between two atoms, for example, gives an approximate measure of the bonding forces holding those two atoms together, the effective masses of the two atoms being allowed for.
The referendum the group has pushed through will pose three separate questions: Do you agree that only a bond between one man and one woman can be called marriage?
We were able to observe a lack of team affiliation with most of the teams, often a bonding between two disciplines can be observed and the third one is not playing along.
Sergeant Smith's death has forged a bond between the two women -- his widow and his mother.
It turns out that there's a bond between these two (which I won't reveal), and the rest of the movie, which includes some superb comic invention as well as scarily turbulent scenes, grows out of it.
If it exploits white racial prejudices a wedge for political gain, how can there not be a bond between the two?
