The phrase "a couple of terminals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to two or a few terminals, typically in a technical or computing context.
Example: "We need to set up a couple of terminals for the new project in the office."
Alternatives: "a few terminals" or "two terminals".
On the main concourse, Jochym reoriented a couple of HappyOrNot terminals that had been moved out of position.
The counter has disappeared, replaced by a couple of people on terminals lurking behind a sort of low trellis – more friendly than bulletproof glass, but so open that the effect is disconcerting, and a bit weird.
At the same time the network-modular structure, the traces of evolution, is not so clear as the picture the analogy to engineering paints there are more than a couple of in- and output terminals.
Two middle-aged men bring a couple of girls to the bus terminal.
Boutique firms, some of them consisting of little more than a couple of staff and a Bloomberg terminal, advised on six out of the ten largest global M&A deals announced in the first nine months of 2014, according to Dealogic, a financial-data provider.To be sure, big banks still have an enviable position.
As I walk into a bodega across from Tompkinsville Park, which sits a couple of blocks from the Staten Island Ferry terminal, a tall, dark-skinned man overhears my conversation with the owner and offers me a pack of "Newps," or Newports, for eight dollars.
Not only is that a ridiculous amount to pay for a terminal — you can buy the same terminal for a couple of hundred dollars — but I think the bank should be willing to cut a deal with a longtime customer who has been providing it with substantial revenues.
This technique uses a couple of antiparallel thyristors across the ac terminals of a traditional dynamic voltage restorer (DVR).
Even in those airports that do, not every passenger can run across a terminal in a couple of minutes with their luggage in tow.
