"double objectives" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in English.
It is possible that you are referring to "dual objectives" or "multiple objectives". These phrases refer to having more than one goal or purpose in mind. Example: Our company has dual objectives for this project: to increase sales and to improve customer satisfaction.
EITCs have often been introduced with the double objective of raising employment and alleviating poverty.
As mentioned previously, integrating semantic relations in the measure of the lexical cohesion serves a double objective.
The classifiers that are obtained achieve a double objective: a high classification level in the dataset and a high classification level for each class.
This double objective conveys the need of very fast neutron spectrum and the use of fuels with a relatively high content of transuranium nuclei, particularly plutonium isotopes.
This institute has a double objective: offering a curriculum competitive at the global level (especially vis-à-vis the almost neighbouring Ecole de Lausanne) in order to provide Lyon and France with competent chefs, waiters and managers.
The double objective of this numerical study is, first, to determine which bases are most adequate for a given combination of nonlinearity and excitation and, second, to which extend the bases exhibit an inherent robustness if the parameterisation of the excitation is changed.
This study was designed with a double objective: (1) testing the replicability of the three, four and five factor personality structure proposed by Zuckerman et al. (1993) and (2) testing which of the three models obtain the better goodness-of-fit to the data using structural equation modelling analysis.
Such discharges must be accelerated so that the Tatmadaw can quickly achieve the double objective of zero under-age recruitment, and full discharge of those that are under 18 in the armed forces," Ms. Bahuguna concluded on behalf of CTMFR.
In view of this observation, we set ourselves a double objective: to clarify the approach to QoL in extremely preterm infants from both a semantic and an ethical angle.
The parallel comparison of results from independent analyses of different breeds allowed us to reach a double objective: (i) identification of putative regions under (recent) selection in breeds with different production purposes, which was the main objective of this study, and (ii) reduction of the rate of false positives, since multi-breed analyses served as internal controls.
