The phrase "architecture of the two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the structural or conceptual design involving two entities or components.
Example: "The architecture of the two systems highlights their interdependence and shared functionalities."
Alternatives: "design of the two" or "structure of the two".
The temperatures needed for a single phase increase substantially as the difference in chemical architecture of the two copolymers increases.
This suggests a substantial difference in the genetic architecture of the two diseases with a heavier genetic burden for PsA.
Tomorrow at 11 a.m., "Brownstone Brooklyn: From Park Slope to Brooklyn Heights," a walking tour that covers the history and architecture of the two neighborhoods and Fort Greene; fee, $35, including lunch.
The architecture of the two orogens is similar: little metamorphosed passive margin strata have been imbricated within cratonward-verging fold and thrust belts accommodating ∼ 250 km of shortening.
Recent crystallographic studies provide new insights into the architecture of the two distinct eukaryotic FAS systems, the 2.6 MDa heterododecameric fungal and the 540 kDa dimeric animal FAS.
This suggests that developmental constraints are more important than the competitive position in determining the crown architecture of the two species.
The elegant architecture of the four graduated drawers resting on bracket feet bears witness to the admiration for Chinese furniture design in early Georgian Britain.
This structure suggests an architecture of the three subunits, α, β, and δ, in the regulatory subcomplex within eIF2B.
(A) Colored coded domain architecture of the three essential components of human mTORC1.
Based on the architecture of the sixth-generation Golf hatchback, the GTD nevertheless skews more GTI – the sine qua non of the hot-hatch genre – than Golf.
The layers of the proposed architecture of the three vision modules are conceptually the same: lane detection, vehicle candidates selection, vehicle recognition, and tracking.
