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The phrase "a pair of giant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to two large items or entities, typically in a descriptive context.
Example: "She spotted a pair of giant elephants roaming across the savannah."
Alternatives: "a couple of large" or "two massive".
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I tacked toward a pair of giant smokestacks, red lights blinking slow.
The centerpiece is a pair of giant bookends whose intersections and elaborate joinery especially reward deciphering.
Mr. Hoffman stopped by; ROSIE PEREZ shuffled around in a pair of giant sport sandals.
The "fluff" consisted of ivy that he was using to hide the roots of a pair of giant agave plants.
She hoists herself into a pair of giant gold heels, and Murray, her PR, zips her up, as requested.
On our last day, we were even joined by a pair of giant otters, frolicking on the banks.
He also appears as "a player" in a pair of giant wingtips and an exaggerated zoot suit.
I half expected to find a pair of giant stone gates barring our way, etched with runes or dire Latin inscriptions.
The tanks, captured in close-up by Ms. Larko, call to mind a pair of giant baseballs, their steep staircases approximating the familiar red stitching.
Isn't that just typical?" Boyfriend Boyd was a mousy man who hid behind a pair of giant square glasses and a push-broom mustache.
She also purchased a pair of giant velvet couches that matched the carpet, but were completely out of proportion with the house.
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