'recent two years' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the two years preceding the present moment. For example, "In the recent two years, I have earned a degree and begun my career in finance."
Luke spent his most recent two years at Miami University as a world history section instructor.
A minimum four-year average of 900, or 930 over the most recent two years, is required for postseason participation.
Though their rate actually dropped from 1993 to 1995, it spiked most sharply in the most recent two years surveyed.
It features new books that have been written, edited, and translated by Yale's faculty members in the fields of East Asian studies in the recent two years.
Brighton recorded more drug-related deaths per head than anywhere else in Britain in the most recent two years for which data are available, according to a team at St George's, University of London.
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On top of that came a survey showing Chinese manufacturing had grown for the fourth month - albeit slipping back from recent two year highs.
It is the severest earthquake in a recent hundred years.
Therefore in recent ten years, the issue has attracted much attention from researchers and enterprises.
The results show that drought occurrences across China increased consistently during 1951 2014, especially during the recent twenty years.
When it comes to The Simpsons, I have the enthusiasm of the recent (three years) convert.
