The phrase "a double transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving finance, logistics, or any situation where two transfers occur, either of funds, data, or items.
Example: "The transaction involved a double transfer, where the funds were moved from one account to another and then to a third party."
Alternatives: "two-step transfer" or "dual transfer."
But Eto'o is viewed as an alternative to Balotelli, not part of a double transfer.
Bavaria is the victim of what Mr. Scharnagl calls "a double transfer union".
If Bavaria is at risk of ending up in a double transfer union under the oppression of both Brussels and Berlin, it should, he thinks, secede.
Daily, we were told that men were not Prince Charming, that they would not vanquish a dragon to save us, rescue us from a tower or even just fight their way through a double transfer on the subway to come kiss us goodnight.
Next, a double-transfer approach was used to transfer the conventional LEDs onto a silicon substrate.
In summary, GaN-based LEDs fabricated on sapphire substrates were transferred onto silicon substrates using a double-transfer technique.
GaN-based light emitting diodes (LEDs) fabricated on sapphire substrates were successfully transferred onto silicon substrates using a double-transfer technique.
In this work, a double-transfer approach consisted of LLO and optimized wafer bonding processes was introduced to fabricate GaN-based thin-film LEDs.
Based on the characterization and experimental results, a double-transfer mechanism of the photoinduced electrons in the BiOI/g-C3N4 nanosheet composite was proposed to explain its activity.
Most interestingly, rhodamine B voltammetry across the SLM exhibits a double-transfer feature, which as shown below, is attributed to separate transfers at the two ITIES.
Most interestingly, a double-transfer peak is observed for rhodamine B voltammetry, indicating two separate transfers occur at each liquid liquid interface depending on the polarity of the applied potential difference.
