The phrase "double sheets" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a type of bedding where two sheets are placed on top of each other. Example sentence: I prefer using double sheets because they provide extra warmth and comfort during cold nights.
This would note that the treated bulk-layered material provided mostly single (or double) sheets [48].
Single and double sheets were produced with sheet resistances of ∼699 Ω/sq and ∼349 Ω/sq and transmittances of 81%to85%and67%to72%to 72%, respectively.
Ismail and Henriquez [21] characterized optically the different glass sheets of different thicknesses and panels of double sheets of different spacings and fillings employing only one laboratory equipment a spectrophotometer.
The codex consists of parchment, originally in double sheets, which may have measured about 40 by 70 cm.
In a study of the crystal structure of methyl stearate, the authors suggested that the molecules form double sheets like the acids, probably due to polar forces between oxygen and carbon atoms [ 32].
For example, use such labels as: single sheets, double sheets, outer pillowcases etc. and it could have drawers underneath it too.
Return rack to pan, and cover with a double sheet of foil.
Mr. Stehling crimped a double sheet of foil over the top of the pot.
Linen and cotton pieces, with or without embroidery, cost $125 to $450 for a double sheet, $35 to $80 for a pillowcase.
You stretched the dark thread across the street and hung the double sheet of newspaper on it just where it would meet a passing car's windshield.
He and an assistant reached into the trunk and pulled out a stack of cardboard window mounts, each of which held a double sheet of manuscript.
