The phrase "a couple may" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two people have the possibility or permission to do something.
Example: "A couple may choose to travel together or pursue individual interests."
Alternatives: "a pair might" or "two people can".
Still, while a couple may become stronger, rarely do they regain complete trust.
They keep showing, in different ways, how a couple may be intimate and separate.
As compatible as a couple may be as friends, lovers and domestic partners, technological incompatibility can be infuriating.
Gonzaga is on the lookout for what he calls "skills" — techniques and behaviors that a couple may or may not have for dealing with good and bad news.
"There are certainly reasons why a couple may not wish to marry," added Camilla Taylor, marriage project director at Lambda Legal.
Couples perform various figures but do not touch; individuals may carry bright woven bands or, among mestizos, handkerchiefs, or a couple may each grasp ends of a handkerchief.
A coupling may provide either a rigid or a flexible connection; the flexibility may permit misalignment of the connected shafts or provide a torsionally flexible (yielding) connection, mitigating effects of shock.
Such a coupling may be undesired and caused by implementation or desired to achieve particular convergence properties [58].
In conclusion, a 'cascade' diagnostic evaluation of an infertile couple may allow a genetic diagnosis based on chromosomal abnormalities or an FMR1 expansion.
Now, Ma sees instead an opportunity to eventually address every need a young couple may have, from caterers to Cuisinarts, to eventually, perhaps, even home mortgages.
A young couple may have different debt issues than an older, retired couple.
