The phrase "a double relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing relationships or connections that involve two distinct aspects or elements.
Example: "In mathematics, a double relation can refer to a scenario where two variables are interdependent in two different ways."
Alternatives: "a dual relationship" or "a twofold connection".
On the other hand, impressions can be related associatively through resemblance, and it is the associative constructions they allow that provide structure to our often chaotic thought processes (particularly through "the double relation of impressions and ideas" discussed below).
SSA was faced with a double challenge in relation to HRH, a structural deficit and an acquired shortage.
and a satisfaction relation.
Malcolm Turnbull is expected to call a double dissolution over industrial relations legislation but that is no guarantee the campaign will be fought on that issue.
These algorithms are based on representation of the solution in terms of a double integral, some recursive relations in Fourier space, and fast Fourier transforms.
A heightened tolerance of war, a double-standard in relation to the legitimacy of violence (alright if we inflict it on others but not alright if they inflict it on us), even a blindness to both the violence of poverty at home and the violence of empire abroad: all these seem to be inevitable features of the culture of empire.
In this essay, we will discuss a double process of fabrication in relation to the life-story narratives of individuals with disabilities.
The special case of the above identity with b = c is a relation between a double hypergeometric function and a general hypergeometric function F 1 : 1 ; 1 1 : 1 ; 1 [ b : e ; d − e ; d : b ; b ; u, u ] = e u ⋅ F 3 2 [ e, d − e ; b, d 2, d + 1 2 ; u 2 4 ].
In the present study, we noticed a "double bump" aspect of the relation between NRT thresholds and insertion depth, in addition to a moderate decrease of thresholds from the base to the apex of the cochlea.
As we will argue in Section 4.2, the use of semantic relations serves a double purpose: better semantic description and increased robustness to transcription errors.
