The phrase "a pair of hyper" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe two items or entities that are hyperactive or hyper-focused, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "After consuming too much sugar, the kids were a pair of hyper little tornadoes, running around the house."
Alternatives: "two hyperactive" or "a couple of hyper".
Exciting entertainment property Jedward are a pair of hyper-quiffed innocents abroad in a confusing world.
During the first 48 hours as the Republican ticket, they often seemed like a pair of long-lost, hyper-earnest, spreadsheet-loving cousins.
A pair of small but brilliant Hyper-Lite red LED flashing brake and running lights serves the same purpose at the back, making your bike more conspicuous.
Meanwhile back in Washington, our pair of hyper ambitious generals - David Petraeus and Stanley McChrystal - have thrown all their resources into the latest offensive aimed at pushing another American president to go for broke.
Go to the stadium, park yourself in the middle, grab a pair of pompoms and scream: "GO BONKERS!" Get hyper!
It's a delight to linger over Bastian's hyper-ornate images: a pair of anthropomorphic swordfish in medieval armor battling atop a pile of seashells for an audience of goggle-eyed aquatic creatures, or a ship's kitchen crammed with enormous knives, birds nesting in pans, intricately decorated bottles and an immense, steaming caldron.
(He succeeded a few years later with another redistricting reform initiative. With his successful open primary initiative, he ultimately produced a pair of reform tamping down some of the state's hyper-partisan excesses).
That's followed by a pair of stories called "Le Jardin de la Sexualité," where a hyper-sexual Paris serves as the backdrop for a Moroccan rake's seduction of an Irish prude.
When standing inside the elevator for a short duration, a pair of positive/negative impulses of accelerations along the gravity direction occur, due to the related hyper-gravity/hypo-gravity effects.
