"double expertise" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has both a broad and deep knowledge in two areas of expertise. For example, "The doctor had double expertise in both surgery and internal medicine."
In the second set Bjorkman's all-round doubles expertise came to the fore and, with Molik volleying better now, the Swedish-Aussie combo captured first a Jankovic and then a Murray service game to level at one set all with ominous rapidity.
1. Maximized sales value: By ensuring that a territory was managed by at least two sales team members, our prospects and customers got double the expertise.
"The real truth of the matter is that the ones who have got expertise can double, triple, quadruple their salaries by switching to the private sector and joining the poachers," he says.
Are you tired of competing against sites that have a quarter of your expertise but double your staff and resources?
Requests for the group's anti-harassment training and investigative expertise have doubled in the last year, with more than 1,000 campuses assisted since 2011, he said.
Rodamco North America N.V., a Dutch owner of shopping malls in the United States, said yesterday that it had agreed to buy Urban Shopping Centers Inc. for $3.4 billion in cash and assumed debt to more than double in size and gain expertise in property services.
The acquisition — which Eye admits was a small one, though terms were not disclosed — provides Boxer with some Android expertise, and will double its Android development team.
Our results reveal a striking double dissociation between radiological visual expertise and cortical area activation.
But his path to the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, which culminates in his receiving his Ph.D. in medical anthropology this May, gave him more than additional technical expertise and a double-meaning title to his name.
