The phrase "a phrase of four" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific phrase that consists of four words or elements.
Example: "The poem includes a memorable line, which is a phrase of four that captures the essence of love."
Alternatives: "a four-word phrase" or "a phrase consisting of four".
First, the dancers learned a phrase of twelve counts, then a "fast dance" full of flippity foot movements executed in the air while also pounding out a triple meter.
In the opening movement, the violins dispatched the main theme — a jabbing phrase of four sustained whole notes that breaks into restless flourishes — with incisive attack and somber intensity.
But Garner, for example, recommends it with any phrase of three or more words.
"We squeeze hands when we breathe in the middle of a phrase, so two of us won't breathe at once.
Late in 2010, in collaboration with Google, the lab released the Google n-gram viewer, which lets people search for a phrase of up to five words in Google's database of scanned books and see the frequency of the words over time in a graph, Dr. Aiden said.
In the search field of the PubMed database, we used a phrase consisting of four parts joined together by the so-called Boolean operators, i.e. AND, OR, and NOT.
In our search of different fields in the Pubmed database we used a phrase consisting of four parts joined together by the so-called Boolean operators, i.e. AND, OR, and NOT.
For each search in the PubMed database, a phrase consisting of four parts joined together by the so-called Boolean operators, i.e. AND, OR, and NOT was used in the search field.
A phrase consisting of four parts joined together by the so-called Boolean operators (i.e. AND, OR, and NOT) was used in our search of the PubMed database.
Then Cook borrowed a phrase of his predecessor's: "One more thing".
