The phrase "double relationship" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a situation where a person has two distinct relationships with another person, typically in a romantic or familial context. Example: "I can't believe she's dating her ex's brother - that's a double relationship!"
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Four quantification results from four partitions (left in Fig. 6) kept good doubling relationship, which strongly demonstrated the reliability of the dPCR quantification.
The deformation of immediate roof results in the overturned deformation load of the immediate roof inserted by the Voussoir beam absorbed by the fractured immediate roof (including top coal) and the non-existence of double curve relationship in the "P △L" relationship.
The exchanges revealed Steenkamp disliked Pistorius's jealousy: "We are living in a double standard relationship.
Reeva Steenkamp, a model and law graduate, complained to the Olympic and Paralympic sprinter that they were in "a double standard relationship" plagued by his jealous tantrums, according to intimate messages extracted from her phone.
Moreover, the results demonstrated that pollution and income have no double causality relationship.
When the immediate roof is in a medium stiffness status, the "P △L" curve shows a typical double curve relationship.
The method was applied to the analysis of 21 Asturian apple varieties finding a double reciprocal relationship between the concentrations of saturated and unsaturated 1,3-octanediol.
In our study, the initial quenching F-VON formed a double Boltzmann relationship, with a V½,1 of −38 mV, and a V½,2 of +44 mV.
