The phrase "double turnover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or sports, typically referring to a situation where there are two instances of turnover occurring.
Example: "The company experienced a double turnover this quarter, indicating a significant increase in both sales and employee turnover."
Alternatives: "dual turnover" or "twofold turnover."
Inspira is going from strength to strength and I'm aiming to double turnover and profits within three years.
"A partnership with Mannesmann's VDO car-parts unit would double turnover at ours," said a Siemens spokesman, Eberhard Posner.
The manufacturer wants to more than double turnover from £18m to £40m within five years and cracking Germany is key to that, says managing director Tony Hague.
An oil and gas recruitment company is predicting it will more than double turnover this year thanks to growth in international markets.
Milan talked up Gazidis in their press release on Tuesday for building Arsenal into a profitable company, helping double turnover to more than £400m and boosting the club's following across its digital platforms to in excess of 85 million people.
Selling to both corporate and consumer markets, last year Sprout doubled its turnover from just over £500,000 to more than £1 million, and forecasts to double turnover again in 2016 and again in 2017.
Calum Richardson, co-owner of The Bay in Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, last year's top pick, says: "It doubled turnover; it made winter like summer".
The company, which made a pre-tax profit of $3.6m£2.3m3m) last year after doubling turnover to $33.7m, is coming to market on the back of another strong performance in the opening half of the current year.
Suffice to say this is a site which is pretty much 'coining it' amongst users, having attracted 750,000 active users since January this year and claims to be doubling turnover every three months.
By performing double-turnover reaction experiments, the Hevel group observed both MMA and ADMA formation, confirming a general semiprocessive mechanism of PRMT1 catalysis.
We anticipate that our care companies – Bryson Care and Bryson CareWest – will have an opportunity to double their turnover.
