The phrase "two units of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when referring to a quantity of something, particularly in measurements or calculations. Example: The recipe calls for two units of flour and one unit of sugar.
For example, instead of dispensing two units of a drug, a pump would dispense 22 units.
Theory predicts an equilibrium price of 2, and either one or two units of the good being sold.
Two units of Halliburton have filed for bankruptcy protection as part of a plan to settle asbestos claims.
The two units of heat most commonly used are the calorie and the British thermal unit (BTU).
Drinking no more than two units of alcohol every other day for one month is a SMART resolution.
Two units of the Omnicom Group -- the Chicago office of DDB Worldwide and Goodby, Silverstein & Partners in San Francisco -- each won seven awards.
Two units of the Omnicom Group -- Frank J. Corbett Inc. in Chicago and the Chicago office of DDB Worldwide -- have formed an agency specializing in health care communications.
Ms. Loffredo is director for strategic planning at MindShare, the media services joint venture of two units of the WPP Group Ogilvyy & Mather Worldwide and J. Walter Thompson.
Amsterdam-based ING has been selling stakes to finance the purchases of the ReliaStar Financial Corporation and two units of Aetna Inc.; the deals totaled $13.8 billion.
In the error, two DNA units of the type designated as thymine are side by side, instead of two units of the cytosine type.
A federal jury has awarded Honeywell International $30 million in a lawsuit against two units of Matsushita Electric Industrial over a patent for video camera technology.
