The phrase "a pair of major" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to two significant items or concepts, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "We need to address a pair of major issues affecting our project."
Alternatives: "two significant" or "a couple of important".
Libertarianism has its roots in the writings of a pair of major 20th-century Austrian economists, Ludwig von Mises and F. A. Hayek.
But while more focused businesses are in fashion, the numbers from a pair of major splits suggest it's worth investors' while to hang on.
In "Supreme Court Bolsters Gay Marriage With Two Major Rulings," Adam Liptak writes about a pair of major victories for the gay rights movement.
His description compared the China Film Group to a pair of major studios, the Motion Picture Association of America trade group, and America's largest theater chain, Regal Entertainment Group, but with the added authority of a government franchise.
The ruling came less than two weeks after a pair of major 5-to-4 decisions on the right to counsel in plea negotiations, though there Justice Kennedy had joined the court's liberal wing.
Built in 1932, the distinctive steel-and-concrete span has linked the east end of Downtown LA to the historic Boyle Heights neighbourhood for more than 80 years, traversing a river, two rail lines and a pair of major freeways.
At a more fuel-efficient Mach 0.85, it will have a maximum range of 7,000 nautical miles, or 12,500 kilometers, enabling it to link nonstop nearly any pair of major business centers around the globe.
If, despite a pair of unpopular major-party candidates and this wave of exposure, the LP can't get more than a couple percentage points of voters to sign on, it won't be the beginning of a new era for the movement it'll be the end.
In Aristotle's syllogistic, a syllogism relates a pair of premises (the major premise and the minor premise) and a single conclusion.
They are believed to have evolved from a pair of autosomes and major evidence for this has come from sequence comparison of the human chromosome X with the complete genome of G. gallus [3], [4].
There was nothing stronger than lemonade and strange ideas fueling a conversation between a pair of lapsed physics majors and a health and psychology writer, but that was enough to cause a perfect comprehension of the cosmos to elude us.
