The phrase "a double volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a book or a collection of works that is published in two volumes or has a significant amount of content, often indicating a larger size or extensive coverage of a subject.
Example: "The library recently acquired a double volume of classic literature that includes both novels and essays from the 19th century."
Alternatives: "two-volume set" or "dual volume".
This text is part of a double volume anthology which presents a survey of current philosophical and scientific writings on colour.
A double volume of a phosphate-buffered saline solution was then added, and the mixture was briefly vortexed.
"Reflecting the strong Palladian tradition in the United States, it is planned around hyphens and dependencies and features a double volume, elliptical garden room, " elaborates the website of architect Allan Greenberg, the East Coast architect who designed and completed the home in 2005.
To quench the CFSE reaction, a double volume of ice cold FBS was added.
The reaction was performed at 37°C, started by adding NADPH and stopped after 10 min by adding a double volume of the ice-cold methanol followed by centrifugation to remove the protein pellet.
The resulting supernatant was diluted with a double volume of anhydrous ethanol for 10 min and precipitated at −20°C after centrifugation at 12000 × g for 20 min.
Moreover, SGs of exocrine pancreas and parotid gland of Rab3D-knockout mice have an approximately doubled volume compared to wild-type littermates (Riedel et al. 2002).
Finally, the masterful highlight is the new lecture theatre, excavated out of a double-height volume in the east wing.
Estimates made at that time of a doubling of volume over the next decade assumed the continuation of the current rate of technological improvement and recognized that the increase would be far greater if stimulated by government support in an energetic research and development program to reduce cost.
A double-tuned volume radiofrequency coil was used to scan the tail region of the rats.
The volume of soft drink imports from South Africa into the other SADC countries rose sharply after the implementation of the Free Trade Area, with a doubling of volume imported between the period 1996 1998 and 2008 2010 (Fig. 3).
