The phrase "and two excerpts of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific portions or sections taken from a larger text or document.
Example: "In my analysis, I will include a summary of the main themes and two excerpts of the original text to support my arguments."
Alternatives: "and two passages from" or "and two sections of".
We pack a lot in there to keep people reading all the way to the end to get certificate". One cool Web app lets users compare two excerpts of code and decide which is sound.
"When I watch dance, I feel everything—I can feel when it's fake," she said recently in a studio at New York City Center, where she was rehearsing two excerpts of works by Martha Graham.
"When I watch dance, I feel everything — I can feel when it's fake," she said recently in a studio at New York City Center, where she was rehearsing two excerpts of works by Martha Graham.
On 29 April, Ingleby, a postdoc at the University of Sussex in the United Kingdom, posted two excerpts of the anonymous review.
"It's a 14-minute composition which features two excerpts of music, ranging from reed instruments to voice to electronica.
This week, The Huffington Post is hosting two excerpts of Rifkin's tome -- the first of which is available here.
I had seen the movie at the time of its release and thought that the movie's best moments deserved attention, so I took the cassettes and edited my own remix of the film, selecting thirty excerpts of exactly thirty seconds each, and calling it "Thirty from the Heart".
The final cut of his movie included more than a hundred and thirty excerpts of songs, which made for a more nuanced and comprehensive film.
Mr. Kunkel, provided access to Mitchell's papers, found three excerpts of what appears to be an uncompleted memoir.
Federal jurors in Manhattan asked for three excerpts of trial testimony cited by Michael Rigas's defense lawyer, Andrew Levander, in his closing argument.
