The phrase "a pair of early" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to two items or instances that are considered early in some context, such as time or development.
Example: "I found a pair of early editions of the book at the antique store."
Alternatives: "two early" or "a couple of early".
The Islanders chased Belfour with a pair of early second-period goals.
He began this time with the Opus 49 Sonatas, a pair of early works belatedly published in 1805 as Nos.
A pair of early morning Israeli Army raids in Gaza killed 10 Palestinians today, including a leading militant in the Islamic Jihad movement, and netted seven arrests.
Later Sondheim works include Bounce (2003; retitled Road Show in 2008), about the colourful adventures of a pair of early 20th-century American entrepreneurs.
A pair of early Risom chairs with military surplus strapping, similar to one from the Knoll archives (left in No. 7), sold for more than $5,000 at the "Modernism" show in New York this winter.
She did not have much of a feel for that kind of thing, which is made clear by a pair of early watercolors -- one of boats on the water, the other a portrait of her favorite Scottish terrier.
But the best way to understand Marisol's method, whereby focused details overshadow frilly vagaries, would be to examine a pair of early-mature works: "From France" (1960) and "Tea for Three" (1960).
For the final New York Philharmonic Ensembles performance of the season at Merkin Concert Hall on Sunday afternoon, the original plan was to devote the first half to a pair of early-20th-century rarities, Hindemith's "Musikalische Blumengärtlein und Leyptziger Allerley" (1927, but published in 1995) and Britten's "Phantasy" Quartet (1932), with Brahms after the intermission.
Leighton R. Longhi, a private dealer in Manhattan, may have the rarest discovery: a pair of early-17th-century gold screens attributed to Kano Jinnojo, a nephew of the founder of the Kano School, which provided paintings to Japan's imperial court, temples and warlords for centuries.
Many lots in the sale are neo-Classical, including a pair of early-19th-century German mahogany consoles with gilded lion-head capitals and a fine French mahogany sideboard by Jean Baptiste Gamichon, a little known maker in early 19th-century Paris.
David Axelrod ended the cease-fire with a pair of early-morning tweets about Romney's being "secretive" regarding his tax returns and business career and etc. "I guess it's back on," Romney's communications director, Gail Gitcho, said when told of the truce-busting tweet.
