"two times earlier" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate a specific time or event that occurred before another specified time or event. Example: "I had already taken the test twice before, so this was my third attempt. In other words, I had taken the test two times earlier."
The Timberwolves never led but came as close as 2 points two times early in the fourth quarter.
We fitted a binomial 2nd order multilevel model with two levels (practice and patient) for each of the five dependent variables of interest (two times early dropout, three times refill nonadherence).
Plants leafed four times earlier and flowered eight times earlier in the observational studies than in the warming studies, Wolkovich, Cleland, and their colleagues report online today in Nature.
Lincecum retired Rodriguez three times earlier in the game.
"I'm actually rooting for her in the end not to make the same mistakes she just painted out three or four times earlier".
The probe showed that the report had been called up on Kim's computer three times earlier on the day Rosen's story appeared.
Richard Jefferson, who scored 15 points starting in Martin's place, had started three times earlier this season when Martin was suspended by the league, and the Nets won all three games.
The sequence, though, was a handy encapsulation of Russia's day: Cheryshev, who had come in from the cold to score three times earlier in the tournament, was now the unwitting victim of an unhappy but costly accident.
Russia needed overtime and then a shoot-out to get its first goal against Slovakia, whom the United States lit up seven times, earlier in the week, and then was eliminated yesterday by Finland, 3 1.
He did not play in the regular-season finale Saturday, a Devils victory, but he helped Carolina beat the Devils three times earlier, including twice in a nine-game winning streak.
