The phrase "air of two" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used due to its lack of clarity and context.
Example: "The air of two was palpable in the room" does not make sense.
Alternatives: "atmosphere of two" or "vibe of two".
They have the air of two berks off The Apprentice hustling something they just invented that they know nobody needs.
Last year's Oceans Apart album made many annual best-album lists - The Guardian awarded it five stars, and noted that "the air of two lavishly talented writers on rare form, confidently challenging each other to greater heights is inescapable".
Measurements of radon activity concentration were conducted for a period of 6 months, from April to September 2011, in the air of two adits constituting part of the disused uranium mine 'Podgórze' in Kowary.
The behavior and the kinetics in nitrogen and air of two low-rank coals (lignite and xylite) and their blends, as well as the compatibility of the component coals in the blends were evaluated, in an effort for the rational use of poor coals.
(a) The graph presents real-time optical response recorded as the EOT signal taken from mouth air of two volunteers and air control.
Figure 6a presents real-time optical response recorded as the EOT signal taken from mouth air of two volunteers and air control.
Ghanem assumed the air of one confiding a great personal truth.
Oxidation resistance in air of three grades of nuclear graphite with different structures was compared using a standard thermogravimetric method.
When last seen at the Met, in "Die Meistersinger," he had the air of one on the brink of disaster, which followed soon enough, when he lost his voice during a recital in Toronto.
You don't know how wearisome it is to breathe the air of four pent walls without relief day after day".
Their attempt at performing a short musical skit has the air of three men who have only ever read about the concept of music, but never actually heard it.
