The phrase "double operation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a situation where two separate actions or processes are happening simultaneously or in succession. Example: The new office manager had to juggle the double operation of training new employees while also managing the daily tasks and responsibilities of the office.
Kubica, who won his only F1 race in Canada in 2008, will undergo further surgery on Friday and Giorgio Barabino, head of intensive care at the Santa Corona hospital in Pietra Ligure, said: "The phase of the final surgery operations is beginning: the double operation to foot and shoulder is planned for Friday morning, while the course of surgeries will end next week.
Smith added: "The double operation was a success and I can't thank the doctors enough.
Bradley Smith will be fully fit for next weekend's Assen Grand Prix after a successful double operation to correct left hand and wrist injuries.
JetBlue Airways, which began low-fare operations last year, plans to double operations out of its base at Kennedy International Airport in New York.
Maybe all slaves could be freed, he wrote, if the "double operation --emancipation foperation --emancipation-was put in place.
We found that there was twice as much intraoperative blood loss, an almost doubled operation time, and more complications in the DAA group without any improvement in hospital stay or early functional outcome.
They immediately booked her in for a double hand operation, a procedure described as "excruciating" by one surgeon.
Double pass operation of the collector leads to further improvement of the efficiency compared to the single pass of operation.
In this work, the considered system is an urban interlocking system that is operated under double-track operation such that each track is operated exclusively in one direction.
The case was, in effect, a complex double sting operation that unfolded over months.
However, two heart attacks and a double bypass operation have surely left him more vulnerable.
