The phrase "a half half" is not correct and is not usable in written English.
It seems to be a redundancy, as "half" already implies a division into two equal parts.
Example: "I ordered a half half of the sandwich, but I meant just a half."
Alternatives: "a half" or "one half".
That figure, alone, is nearly one-and-a-half half times greater than the city's entire 2009 budget.
At day 10, a half-half mixture of elongated and rounded cells are found in all regions of the sample.
Besides, the PDOS of the alloyed NC appears as a half-half mixture of the PDOS of the two pure NCs.
So far, the campaign has seen about a half-half split between gardeners and farmers from all over the world including in Australia, Italy, India, China and Brazil.
A half-half split is easier said than done just because you're getting divorced doesn't mean that you won't still feel tremendous attachment to your ex.
"Just before I came to politics, I thought of that, and I know it's going to be a half-half situation - unless you're a very big fan of mine," he said.
This method of randomisation was chosen because it was (a) technically feasible; (b) since it should in theory create a half-half division; and (c) because there is no reason theoretical or empirical to suspect that the parity of one's birthday has any influence whatsoever on the factors relevant for this study.
Dean Moxey had Bolton's best effort with a rasping first-half half-volley.
How much for a half and half?
You're keeping a half and a half.
