The phrase "a couple posts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to two or a few posts, typically in the context of social media or blog entries.
Example: "I just published a couple posts on my blog about travel tips."
Alternatives: "a few posts" or "two posts".
You see, like I stated a couple posts back, I'm supposed to be a Chevy Volt fan.
Yet do I really need to lug my MacBook Pro everywhere I go when I'm just planning on editing a couple posts and checking my email?
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This last year has seen me go from sharing a couple posts and having people like them, retweet or share them, but more importantly, it's had people begin to ask me questions about the issue of hunger in the United States.
With dozens of post-Larsson Nordic noir novels out (and even a couple post-Larsson-Larsson novels out), the cliches of the genre are becoming tedious.
There are a couple post docs, some grad students, four of us interns working on projects under Quirine as well as a few other faculty members who have their own projects and work.
"I thought he was solid, got fouled on a couple post-up opportunities," coach Fred Hoiberg said.
You can click here for my full archive of Reason posts, including a couple of posts on antitrust, a couple of posts on public-employee unions and pensions, and a couple of posts on prison privatization.
– Yankee Harry asks: Okay, so I understand the basics of cricket (I think): A pitcher (bowler) throws a ball at a batter (batsman) standing in front of a wicket, which is like a... couple posts?
