The phrase "a pair of recent" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe two items that are new or current, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "I bought a pair of recent shoes that just came out last week."
Alternatives: "a couple of new" or "two recent items".
In an interview in his office Friday, Calipari was defensive after a string of negative articles about his program appeared recently because of a pair of recent off-court incidents.
The market for lithium-ion batteries alone is expected to top $30 billion a year by 2020, according to a pair of recent reports by market research firms Transparency Market Research and Taiyou Research.
A pair of recent fathers bond over pushchairs.
I offer a pair of recent messages from my inbox.
I was reminded of all this by a pair of recent news items.
A pair of recent studies suggests that the menthol in cigarettes popular with many black people play a role.
His group has a pair of worthwhile recent releases on Sunnyside — "I Am I Am" and "Shine!" — that make good use of compact themes and rough-and-tumble interplay.
In a fascinating pair of recent papers, University of Alabama in Huntsville Professor Jeffrey Neuschatz and his co-authors tested the effectiveness of jailhouse informants through a series of experiments.
It is hard to think of a pair of lovers in recent screen history who expend less effort trying to charm the audience.
On view will be seven drawings, a pair of models and recent photographs of his HOUSE OF SPIRITUAL RETREAT, designed in 1979 for an imaginary site near Cordoba, Spain, and built only last year outside Seville.
The second set comprises a pair of plans for recent Australian designs, and the third set is a pair of plans for South Korean facilities.
