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The phrase "both ankles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to two ankles together, for example: "The patient had injured both ankles in the fall."
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He has broken both ankles.
I have rashes on the inside of both ankles.
The bag worked fine, but she broke both ankles.
He twisted both ankles and required physical therapy for months.
Roddick takes a huge tumble, going over on both ankles as he slides around.
Means, 28, had surgery on his right knee and both ankles and is going through rehabilitation.
And much, much more, including jumping out of a second-story window and breaking both ankles.
They shot him in both ankles, both hands, both knees, both thighs, both elbows: a tenner.
Not bad for having fractured both ankles in practice two days earlier.
Specialist Johnson, 30, was shot in both ankles, officials here said.
Williams had platelet-rich plasma therapy Monday to treat inflammation in both ankles.
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