The phrase "a pair of hips" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the physical structure of a person's body, often in contexts related to anatomy, fashion, or body image.
Example: "The dress accentuated her curves, highlighting a pair of hips that turned heads."
Alternatives: "a set of hips" or "two hips".
The cat removes from the sack a yellow slicker, a pair of hip boots, a fishing rod and tackle box.
Here, a plain-looking person can stand out like a pair of hip waders in a Victoria's Secret catalog.
There's a crisp red kerchief around her head, knotted above a pair of hip blue-and-brown-tortoised glasses.
He now lives in Ghana, where he runs cultural programs for West African youth, managing a pair of hip-hop groups and working with a local dance troupe.
Mr. Ackerman borrowed a pair of hip waders and joined Mr. Kelly on a National Guard truck to help evacuate the area.
The new millenium found Bell tasked with remixing a pair of hip hop innovators – a natural progression for a producer weaned on the sounds of the 80s breakdance scene.
1976 As punk emerges, the paper advertises for a pair of "hip young gunslingers" to cover the movement and hires Julie Birchill and Tony Parsons, adding to a stable of talented writers including Nick Kent and Charles Shaar Murray.
He wears "High-top boots expensively clicker'd with gold taps, a pair of hip-hugging jodhpur-style pants in a faded mauve tone, an amount of gold chains, a heavy mink coat to keep out the worst of the hardwind's assaults and a goatskin beanie hat set pavee-style at the crown of his head".
Mark (Tarboy) Williams and Joe (Capo) Kent, a pair of hip-hop producers from St . Louisknown as the Trackboyz, are responsible for "Tipsy"'s infectious beat, and they also discovered J-Kwon, the teen-age rapper who wrote and sang the lyrics.
T.I. and Mekhi Phifer play a pair of hip hop clothing entrepreneurs who come from a pretty dodgy background in the drug business.
