The phrase "a pair of individual" is not correct in written English.
The correct expression should be "a pair of individuals" since "pair" refers to two entities, and "individuals" is the appropriate plural form.
Example: "The study focused on a pair of individuals who shared similar traits and experiences."
Alternatives: "a couple of people" or "two individuals".
At a Levi's store, you can be fitted for a pair of individual, custom-tailored jeans; online, you can order your own personally selected compilation CD.
A special pouch, the codpiece, had to be created to fill in the gap between the hose, as the latter comprised a pair of individual cloth tubes one for each leg that tied directly to a belt at the waist.
Peaty's gold marked the first by a British male swimmer since Adrian Moorhouse won the same event in 1988, and the 21-year-old's two medals at the Games were joined by a pair of individual silvers from Jazz Carlin in both the 400m and 800m freestyle events.
(AP) — "Roma" is the top winner at the Critics Choice Awardss, winning best picture, foreign language film and a pair of individual honors for director Alfonso Cuaron.
Probabilistic metrics closely follow and extend the methodology laid out by Resnik (1995), which is based on the notion of information content between a pair of individual terms.
Thus, we assume that a direct interaction between a pair of individual proteins b and x survives the purification process with probability p ^ (b, x ), and breaks with probability 1 − p ^ (b, x ).
A pair of individuals with possible gang ties tried to cut in line, sparking a violent episode in which the girl, an innocent bystander, was shot and wounded.
That an ideology or a sales practice is both coherent enough and distributed enough that a pair of individuals can make a connection and carry out the compact without ever being in touch with a senior leader or even a franchise leader.
An assertion states that an individual belongs to a concept of that a pair of individuals satisfies a role.
A dyad represents the smallest possible social group, a pair of individuals, being the core of any "intersubjective relationship".
(2) Interactions between a pair of individuals result in two types of coupling, namely the anti-phase and the in-phase coupling.
