The phrase "a link or two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of hyperlinks or references, typically in a casual or informal context.
Example: "If you could send me a link or two about that topic, I would appreciate it."
Alternatives: "a couple of links" or "a few links".
That's why I always keep a link or two of Spanish-style chorizo sausage in my refrigerator.
It didn't help that a link or two away from the medical sites were sites with dermoid folklore, which connected such tumors to monsters and fables of the homunculus.
While it still has a link or two for the stray developer, the new Android.com distills the experience down to what matters: Android.
If you find the site a bit thin right now, that's because so far the only marketing they've done is to send out a link or two to a select group of friends and family for some user testing.
Good when you need to refer to another bundle with more specific or generalized information on the subject in questions * Amazon Links- Consider to include a link or two to a relevant Amazon product.
Have you, good team-player that you try to be, embedded a link or two in your piece to the work of other UnHerdians, encouraging readers to experience more of what our rebellious cow stands proudly above".
Just rewatching it for this piece, it took a dead link or two before I found a serviceably muddy transfer on an online video platform: cinephiles who weren't around for the film's first coming know it principally through the image-coarsening patina of bootleg distribution.
A link is determined by its type (tensor or cotensor), its premises (a sequence P1,…,Pn, 0 ≤ n), its conclusions (a sequence C1,…,Cm, 0 ≤ m), and its main formula (which can be empty, in the case of a neutral link, or one of the Pi or Ci).
These have proven highly successful in several contexts, often when predicting whether a link or interaction exists between two genes or proteins.
DNEs in community health centres and private practice potentially act as a link or spannera[ 1] between the two levels of care, particularly where there was collocation.
However, after a day or two, the Internet link will be gone and you will have to search Wikia to get a link or your profile.
