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The phrase "a maximum of two terms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when specifying a limit on the number of terms allowed in a particular context, such as in academic or contractual settings.
Example: "In this course, students are allowed to take a maximum of two terms to complete their projects."
Alternatives: "no more than two terms" or "up to two terms."
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"Why can't you serve a maximum of two terms in government, to create more fluidity?" he asked.
The general secretary, president and prime minister now serve a maximum of two terms of office, or 10 years.
The head of state is again the president, who serves a maximum of two terms of three years each.
The 85-year-old leader came to power in 2000 on a platform of limiting presidents to a maximum of two terms.
In my interview with Champion, she vowed to serve a maximum of two terms, saying: I don't think it's healthy to be there for too long.
The state's chief executive is the governor, who is elected by universal suffrage to a four-year term; a governor may serve a maximum of two terms.
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Under the rules of the New York exchange, directors are elected to two-year terms and can serve a maximum of three terms.
He would need to change AK's rule of a maximum of three terms to do so.
Under Big Board rules, directors are elected to two-year terms, and can serve a maximum of three terms.
Because of the relatively smooth variation of polished rod position with time a maximum of ten terms in the Fourier series are recommended by Gibbs (2012).
Allen West of south Florida has pledged to serve a maximum of four terms.
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