'double reason' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are citing two distinct reasons for something. For example, "I decided not to attend the party for double reasons: I was feeling exhausted, and I wanted to use my time to study for an upcoming exam."
Fans of superheroes will have double reason to cheer on May 18.
The Ford household was given double reason to celebrate at the Premiership's awards ceremony in London after George's father Mike was named director of rugby of the season for his work at Bath. "George is a worthy recipient of this year's player of the season award," Premiership Rugby's rugby director Phil Winstanley said.
He was named in Martin O'Neill's extended group for that fixture – along with six others involved in the play-offs – but hopes there will be double reason to celebrate on Saturday afternoon because O'Neill is expected to name his 23-man squad for the tournament.
We therefore have a double reason for scouring the country of the remnants of the fanatical sect.
Haggard has double reason to be feeling hopeful: He's just won a bout with lung cancer, and now is apparently clear of the disease after surgeons removed a lemon-size lump from his chest.
"But mom, that's dangerous!" "Double the reason you should stay put and do what you promised Dad".
And since you could start working to a reward, there's double the reason to kick the habit.
You don't want a sticky mess on your wall from whatever you sprayed it with -- especially if it's a window (double the reason to use Windex -- no streaks!).
In America the rate is double that.The reasons often cited for entrepreneurial reluctance in Britain include fear of failure, lack of finance and a shortage of suitable projects.
The law has changed, but last year the number of unaccompanied Egyptian minors doubled, for reasons humanitarian aid workers say they do not yet fully understand.
The fact of the matter Two wrongs can make a right Think of a number, then double it ReprintsThe reason why the question is worth asking is that most fundamental things in the universe seem to come in symmetrical pairs.
