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Discover LudwigThe phrase "on two consecutive" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe events or actions that occur in a row or one after the other without any interruption. It is similar to saying "back-to-back" or "in succession." Example: "I have a meeting on two consecutive days this week." This means that the person has a meeting on one day, followed by another meeting on the next day without any gap in between.
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The MPC currently meets on two consecutive days.
The campaign builds on two consecutive months of record traffic growth.
Yale students will present scenes from 11 different operas on two consecutive evenings at Battell Chapel.
In October, on two consecutive flights to Memphis, Ross suffered seizures.
A man had been seen buying cold medicine on two consecutive nights.
I came back on two consecutive days just to see it all again.
The ketchup tasting took place over four hours, on two consecutive mornings.
July 7 and July 14: The inventive pianist Joanne Brackeen settles in on two consecutive Mondays.
On two consecutive possessions in the second quarter, Rose committed turnovers.
The killings took place on two consecutive days, raising suspicions that they were politically motivated.
The town of Lynchburg, Va., suffered large-scale P.O.C.B.S. on two consecutive Thursdays in June.
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