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The phrase "a clean pair of gloves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fresh or unused set of gloves, often in contexts related to hygiene or preparation for a task.
Example: "Before starting the surgery, the doctor put on a clean pair of gloves to ensure a sterile environment."
Alternatives: "a fresh set of gloves" or "a new pair of gloves."
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Using a clean pair of gloves for each sample, the eluate was manually squeezed out of the swab.
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