The part of a sentence 'a classic pair of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something as being a typical example of an item, such as jewelry, clothing, or footwear. For example, "She wore a classic pair of pearl earrings."
The show features a classic pair of mismatched police officers, one sociable and openhearted, the other rigorous and obsessive to the point of rudeness.
For the wedding gifts that the couple gave to each other, he eschewed the equestrian theme with a classic pair of diamond earrings.
Team them with a simple cami and on-trend flats such as this contemporary take on a classic pair of espadrilles from Miista London.
A '50s-style microchecked short-sleeve top came finished with black tuxedo lapels while a sleeveless long leather vest, with striking white leather edging for contrast, was matched with a classic pair of trousers.
You get an unusual sheath in violet linen with a mottled gold yoke, or a classic pair of wool jersey trousers worn with a white piqué shirt, a black corset and a cropped jacket in a black polka-dot jacquard.
They look like a classic pair of trews and are still denim but the mix of cotton, polyester and Lycra dries twice as fast, is lighter - just 510g for the women's style - softer, and takes up much less valuable suitcase space.
Almost as good, a classic pairing of duck with fruit brought a virtually fatless breast drizzled with raspberry sauce.
Thus, through a classic pairing of stately candid portraits and empathetic reportage that evokes both the Small Trade portraits by Irving Penn and the narrative journalism of Jimmy Breslin, Comen and Estrin offer a warm and engaging snap survey with a lot of soul and more than a few surprises.
Thus, through a classic pairing of stately candid portraits and empathetic reportage that evokes both the Small Trade portraits by Irving Penn and the narrative journalism of Jimmy Breslin, Comen and Estrin offer a warm and engaging snap survey with a lot of soul and more than a few surprises.
She was nine years older than the boyish division manager with curly red hair, but it became a classic pairing of opposites: she the creative genius, he the "suit," a business and computer whiz who made no apologies for cultivating a "taste for making money". During a trip to France she wandered into a men's store and bought a big silk shirt with two flap pockets and epaulets.
Chablis is often considered a classic pairing for oysters because of the ancient marine fossils and oyster shells found in the region's limestone soil.
