The phrase "a pair of valuable" is not complete and requires additional context to be correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to two items that hold significant worth or importance, but it should be followed by a noun to clarify what is being described.
Example: "She inherited a pair of valuable paintings from her grandmother."
Alternatives: "a couple of precious" or "two significant".
JACQUELINE KENNEDY took a pair of valuable antique tables.
I had just seen a brilliant Max Ophüls film from 1953, Madame De, about the complications that ensue when an errant wife pawns a pair of valuable earrings.
Even if you have a pair of valuable shoes in your collection, you need to find someone who's willing and able to spend top dollar if you want to cash in.
Our data suggest that COP1 and ETV1 may function as a pair of valuable independent prognostic biomarkers for TNBCs.
Labels like "first ballot Hall of Famer" might register equally quickly to those capable of contextualizing Duncan's accomplishments, which include a pair of Most Valuable Player awards (in 2002 and 2003) and four championship rings.
A pair of hands might be too valuable to spare for the unprofitable labor of putting a baby to sleep, but "on their way to get water or to empty sacks of cotton," the mothers stopped to release their pent-up love and console their babies with a song.
The lower the supply (or the rarer the shoe) and the higher the demand, the more valuable a pair of sneakers will likely be.
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Because toporthologs tend to retain the genomic positions of their ancestors, the genomic contexts of a pair of similar genes can provide valuable information for assessing the likelihood that the genes are orthologous or toporthologous.
China defeated Nigeria, 3-1, toninht in Canberra on a pair of goals by Sun Wen, the most valuable player in the 1999 Women's World Cup.
The second group consists of purchases made by travelers — souvenirs that range from trinkets to more valuable objects like a pair of cinnabar vases from China on display here.
