The phrase "a pair of articles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to two related items or pieces of writing, such as academic papers or news stories.
Example: "In my research, I found a pair of articles that both discuss the impact of climate change on agriculture."
Alternatives: "two articles" or "a couple of articles".
In a pair of articles published in Science magazine this month, scientists map out an affinity for music in a wide array of species.
As she perused the journal, she was shocked to discover a pair of articles arguing for and against an academic boycott of Israel.
The coverage — actually a pair of articles appearing on Monday and Thursday — was more notable for having appeared than for what it revealed.
But a pair of articles in the June issue of American Cinematographer suggests a point of contact between the two movies: technique.
The Cuba research results were highlighted in a pair of articles on the Foreign Affairs website — one written by Nelson and Spindelman and another written by the students.
I've wasted so much of my life". I chronicled Rivas' personal story in one of a pair of articles on the explosion of research within the psychiatric field into ketamine.
The findings--detailed in a pair of articles--challenge the notion that only humans have the neural wiring for dancing in time to music.
It is described in a pair of Jan . 9articles published in The BMJ and the Journal of Public Health Policy.
The mailer, however, selectively quotes from a pair of news articles on statements made by Mr. Obama about Nafta.
You can read about it in a pair of excellent articles by a white upper-middle-class Times journalist named Michael Sokolove, who returned to his native Levittown, Pennsylvania twice during the campaign: in April, and again on Election Day.
At the Brooklyn call center on a recent morning, a pair of newspaper articles critical of the city hung on a white board near a big digital screen tracking Fire Department vehicles in Brooklyn and on Staten Island.
