The phrase "as doubling" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a concept related to duplication or repetition, but without additional context, its usage is unclear.
Example: "The process can be simplified by considering it as doubling the initial value."
Alternatives: "like doubling" or "similar to doubling".
He and most personal financial specialists would recommend a strategy known as "doubling up".
Joining a group that meets just once a month produces the same increase in happiness as doubling your income.
He said that for every rise of 10 decibels, the sound would be perceived as doubling in loudness.
Such as doubling the price of tickets and adding 10 extra numbers to make a jackpot win more or less imposs… Wait, what?
As well as doubling the number of damselfish devoured, the team discovered that motor boat noise increased stress levels in the fish by 33%.
Unfortunately, this translates as doubling the action and losing most of the character study and relative realism that made its predecessor so beguiling.
According to one study, joining a group that meets even just once a month produces the same happiness gain as doubling your income.
Even a fix as "obvious" as doubling down on audits to catch tax cheaters ends up creating a burden for honest citizens caught in the snare.
In other words, being smart about spending – focusing first on the development targets where we can achieve the most – would effectively be the same as doubling or quadrupling the aid budget.
All three increased print runs, as much as doubling the number of newsstand copies, and prepared contingency plans for special editions in the event of major news -- like the capture of Saddam Hussein -- broke on Sunday or Monday.
The government must use the forthcoming spending review to kill off some of its costly projects and to ditch unrealistic targets such as doubling UK exports if it wants to balance the books this decade, a report warns.
