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Discover LudwigThe phrase "two main lines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to two primary or significant ideas, themes, or arguments in a discussion or text.
Example: "In her analysis, she identified two main lines of thought that shaped the debate."
Alternatives: "two primary points" or "two key arguments".
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There are two main lines of criticism.
There are, however, two main lines of thought.
Imagine a company that has two main lines of business: widgets and gizmos.
The comment sparked a storm of protest, with two main lines of criticism emerging.
The system characteristics can be summarized into three levels, two main lines, and one correction.
Two main lines of research have been established in my laboratory; acute pathology/neuroprotection and long-term stroke recovery.
Most of the population live along the two main lines of communication, the Trans-Siberian Railroad and the navigable Amur.
The wreckage of the trains blocked one of the two main lines that crisscross the densely populated island.
Abstract: Recent scholarship on labour and development in the global South has renewed critiques of conventional development theory along two main lines.
From its origins in 6th-century-bc Greek science, climatology has developed along two main lines: regional climatology and physical climatology.
Trains: two main lines into Glasgow Central – from Shawlands every half-hour (11 mins), or every 15 mins from Mount Florida (11 mins).
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