The phrase "a pair of highly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing two items or individuals that possess a high degree of a certain quality or characteristic.
Example: "She presented a pair of highly skilled professionals who were perfect for the project."
Alternatives: "a couple of very" or "two exceptionally".
Lanford Wilson's incendiary 1987 drama returns to Broadway with a pair of highly flammable stars.
Lanford Wilson's incendiary 1987 drama returns to Broadway with a pair of highly flammable stars: Adam Driver and Keri Russell.
The most effective initial treatment was, and still is, a pair of highly toxic chemotherapy drugs, daunorubicin (or sometimes a related one, adriamycin) and cytarabine.
A pair of highly stylized, deeply mordant coming-of-age tales about adolescent male psychopaths and the sullen girls who enable them.
I was a 48-year-old man in a bathtub wearing pants, thinking I would be a better person for owning a pair of highly personalized jeans.
But whatever the reason, I suspect many of them might be rather less convinced – or interested in expressing an opinion at all – if Tom didn't look hot in a pair of highly abbreviated swimming trunks.
What appeared more aggravating for Piniella, was that Nielsen and Drabek, a pair of highly-regarded rookies, are the young arms that are supposed to be part of the future of a staff filled with old, aching arms.
A pair of highly-funded gaming unicorns are publicly skirmishing and the deal could have major repercussions for game developers.
For this purpose a pair of structurally highly similar endoglucanases with lower sequence similarity was selected.
The electrochemical response reveals a single pair of highly broadened voltammetric peaks, centered at a midpoint potential of −315 mV.
A contiguous pair of highly evolutionarily conserved Oct- and Sox-binding sites is essential for activating expression of genes specific to the pluripotent state in ES cells [23].
