The phrase "a double opportunity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there are two chances or advantages available at the same time.
Example: "This partnership presents a double opportunity for both companies to expand their market reach and enhance their product offerings."
Alternatives: "a dual opportunity" or "twofold opportunity".
"It's a double opportunity to fail," Ms. Colvin said.
All of which presents a double opportunity both for women and the organizations in which they work.
Interestingly, that's presented a double opportunity: Frohwein says that Kabbage is currently working with a very large financial services company to essentially become the online lending platform for these banks to start to target these users.
That leaves the door open for someone to come in and to consolidate that more, and that presents a double opportunity for Naspers: It can either find itself getting a good deal for Avito from another buyer, or take the plunge to do it by itself using Avito as its foothold.
At the same time, he had deep resentment and suspicion toward Palestinian leaders, and he saw a double opportunity in Oslo: separation from the Palestinians and a separation from the dream of Greater Israel.
Today, India's 'double burden' of obesity and malnutrition is a double opportunity.
The pitcher will issue an intentional walk, four pitches intentionally thrown well outside the strike zone and away from the batter, for several possible tactical reasons: (1) to avoid a batter that is deemed particularly dangerous, (2) to set up a double play opportunity if first base is open with runners on base and less than two outs, or (3) to set up a force play.
In an ideal world, City Hall would seize on this double opportunity and insist on — or at least do what it can to promote — ambitious architecture at each location.
The Maltese authorities recognized the double opportunity of joining the EU 25 in 2004 and following the Irish and central European tax model in 2005, clamping an income ceiling on social levies.
The Mets missed a double-play opportunity.
Bridget Walsh, head of Greater China business services for the UK and Ireland at Ernst & Young, said British companies had a "significant double digit opportunity over the next few years in China.
