The phrase "a pair of huge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing two large items or entities that are being referred to collectively.
Example: "She bought a pair of huge shoes that were perfect for her new job."
Alternatives: "a couple of large" or "two massive".
A pair of huge daisy andirons is a delight to see.
A pair of huge black leather shoes sits on the floor; inside one the word "authority" has been handwritten.
The blueprints called for a large front room, a smaller back room, and, behind a pair of huge oak doors, a vast office for Koenig.
The ceiling itself features metal beams and a pair of huge exhaust fans dating from the 1920s, adding to the trendy industrial look.
The I.M.F., created in 1945, has 2,400 employees evaluating the economic health of nations from a pair of huge Washington buildings and on regular trips abroad.
Next Mr. Horn presented a pair of huge shoes — the size 15 spikes of the Yankee pitcher C.C. Sabathia from his 200th win.
Tells about its new line of sports apparel which was represented by a long-sleeved pink leotard, some knee-length black leggings, and a pair of huge-looking beige figureskates, all of which were being worn by a plaster mannequin that was bony and attenuated and looked less like Katarina than like Twiggy in Army boots.
Biyombo had eight points in the second, electrifying the crowd by sandwiching a pair of dunks around a huge block on Wade.
Alongside an innocuous-looking chameleon and a pair of monitor lizards, two huge pythons lie curled in the corners of their tanks.
A pair of bunk beds, a huge window overlooking the golden-stoned houses opposite, and – hostel diehards look away now – an en suite loo and shower, with hot water and everything.
Left with a bag full of brochures and a head full of dreams and on the way home I trudged over a fen on the Ouse to see a pair of great white egrets, huge and hazy between tethered horses.
