"two lengths of" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to two pieces of something that are the same length. For example, "We need two lengths of pipe to complete the job."
Two lengths of the mission quadrangle are home to the Junípero Serra School.
And yet it's hard to imagine two lengths of pavement less continuous in spirit than California's Gerald Ford Drive and Nebraska's Gerald R. Ford Freeway.
Next, she would mark two lengths of tape, using a short ruler to pencil the lines on to a gessoed canvas.
Conceived by Sandback specifically for this space, it consists of just two lengths of yellow yarn stretched vertically from floor to ceiling, about five feet apart.
In 27 of the past 30 runnings of the Belmont, the winner has been within two lengths of the leader at the top of the stretch.
In fact, in 27 of the last 30 Belmonts, the winner has been within two lengths of the leader at the top of the stretch.
The best ones fly more than two lengths of a football field at about 55 miles an hour before touching down on their wide, thick skis.
To find out, Dr. Cadenasso and Dr. Pickett took two lengths of edge between a forest and a field containing goldenrod.
The accordion-folded base, very compact when closed (inset left), is stabilized with two lengths of webbing that run through the base.
Mr. McNally pointed out Michael Portnoy, a tall, colorfully dressed man with two lengths of fabric, which may or may not be wrapped hair, descending from his hat.
While Chavez gave chase through three quarters of a mile, Jerry Bailey allowed Lido Palace to coast in fourth place but within two lengths of Albert the Great.
