The phrase "double perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a situation in which two points of view are being taken into account. For example, "When making a decision, it is important to consider a double perspective so that all angles are taken into account."
'I think you always need the double perspective.
It's a film with a double perspective on its subject.
"It has a double perspective that one hopes will give it a deeper resonance.
Cleo, Camping, Emmanuelle and Dick, by contrast, has no such double perspective.
Today I am a member of Parliament, so I have a double perspective on empire.
Drawing on hitherto unavailable documents, "The Collaborator" sets the trial in a double perspective.
Nearly every war site and exhibition I have seen in the South wrestles with double perspectives and conflicting sentiments alien to the North.
A special bonus is that many of the practitioners are at the forefront of creating the kinds of works they discuss, investing their entries written with the double perspectives of scholar and creator.
However, Shen's lyrical ambiguity, when examined through his gendered double perspectives of "imaginary femininity" and male authorial subjectivity, is not free of epistemic violence and contradictions that often afflict the narrative representations of the native Other.
From a doubles perspective, they've been one of the most successful doubles teams of all time.
As bewildering as this process has been for them, it offers a unique, if ephemeral, double-perspective – of people who are part of a modern globalised economy yet excluded from full participation in it, and who are engaging with modernity with the hands and minds of hunter-gatherers.
