The phrase "a pair of turns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing two turns taken in a specific context, such as in driving, sports, or dance.
Example: "To navigate the course successfully, you need to make a pair of turns at the intersection."
Alternatives: "two turns" or "a couple of turns".
— is a complicated merging point for a pair of turn-off routes from the bridge, and its traffic pattern has been significantly reshaped in the past three months.
In an article he wrote for The New York Times in 1999, Mr. Sondheim said that as far back as 1952 he had conceived a musical based on the story of the Mizner brothers, a pair of turn-of-the-century confidence men.
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The play, by Lillian Mortimer, is one of a pair of turn-of-the-century gaspers (the other is "Billy the Kid" by Walter Woods) that members of the Bat Theater Company are playing through Sept. 10 at the Flea Theater in TriBeCa in a tightly packed repertory with "Cleveland" and "Sincerity Forever," two downtown favorites by Mac Wellman, a Bat founder, and Alice Tuan's new work, "Ajax".
Each of these sensilla is innervated by three ORNs, two of which stereotypically express one of a pair of turning ORs (Lu et al. 2007); one ORN expresses a conserved ortholog of Or8 (e.g., AgOr8, AaOr8, CqOr8) whereas the second contains a tuning OR that appears specific to either the Anophelinae subfamily (e.g., AgOr28) or Culicinae subfamily (e.g., AaOr49, CqOr49).
Dr. Greene, himself a boldface name, has a pair of star turns after the opening.
A pair of sharp turns were straightened 11 mile north of Seney at Lavender Corner around 1950.
The scenic drive continues up Whiteface Mountain to its summit, which NY 431 ascends toward by way of a pair of hairpin turns just north of the peak.
In 1953, the county road commission relocated CR 553 near the county airport to eliminate a rail crossing and a pair of tight turns.
A pair of goggles turned the viewer's surroundings upside down and backward.
