The phrase "each two months" is not grammatically correct or commonly used in English.
It would be more common to say "every two months" or "every other month." Example: We have a team meeting every two months to discuss our progress and goals.
Reward for lack of fame: Chamberlain, $10,000; MacLeish, $15,000; each, two months' vacation.
The Fire Department is restoring staff levels at 49 engine crews to five firefighters each, two months after invoking a contract provision that allowed it to reduce the number of firefighters at each company to four, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday.
The answers were: never, one or two per year, each three or four months, each two months, each month, more than once per month.
Electronic records will also provide with implementation and compliance data, which will be complemented with data obtained by the study coordinator by phone calls to a random sample of professionals and participants each two months.
Rusbridger says, "Each six months, it becomes a radically different job".
The second and third rotations are each three months in length: January through March, and April through June.
We have a cluster-randomized, controlled intervention trial with 4 waves, each six months apart, enclosing n=404 T2DM patients in a managed care program, aged 40-69 when recruited 2009-2010.
Each three months, agents assessed whether they needed a new vehicle.
They will receive $20,000 each, five months of office space, and advice from the Mayo Clinic, Sermo, and Epocrates, among others.
The company also offers a longer-term prize for folks each six months, in the form of a new car, an Audi Q3 Quattro.
"Our children's first experience with the bees was when they were each three months old," Danijela explained.
