'dual criticism' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe criticism that comes from two separate sources, like in the following example: Her professor gave her a dual criticism about her paper: he thought her argument was weak, and he also thought her style was overly wordy.
There were calls in Israel for an internal government inquiry into whether Mossad was responsible for identity theft from dual nationals, and criticism of its chief, Meir Dagan, for what critics described as a clumsy operation that risked alienating European allies.
However, there were calls in Israel for an internal government inquiry into whether the Mossad was responsible for identity theft from dual nationals, and criticism of its chief, Meir Dagan, for what critics described as a clumsy operation that risked alienating European allies.
Such dual perspective explanations and criticism both allow the reflective distance of criticism and the possibility of mediating the epistemic gap between the participants' more internal and the critics' more external point of view.
STS is a product of countries with high levels of economic and technological development, with dual aims of social criticism and deconstruction.
Artnet was perhaps never really positioned to establish a healthy balance among Kuspit's dual modes of art criticism.
The dual canonizations have prompted criticisms that are unusually pointed for prospective saints — and especially for two popes who are generally remembered so fondly.
General Musharraf has faced bitter criticism over holding dual offices as president and head of the army from opposition political parties, the European Union and the Commonwealth of countries once part of the British Empire.
The criticism of this dual system, was that the wealthier smarter kids got to go to college track, the dumber, not wealthy kids went to the lower track, and they got two kinds of education -- one better than the other.
This criticism has the dual advantage of ignoring the complexity of religion while forgetting what secular extremism has given us: aerial bombardment, the concentration camp, the atomic bomb, bioweapons, drones, eugenics, Chernobyl, Fukushima, mass surveillance, CAFOs, erosive industrial agriculture, Monsanto superweeds, and Colony Collapse Disorder, to name just a few.
Tyson officials dismiss the criticism, saying the dual-class stock creates stability in the company.
This type of dual-class stock came under heavy criticism in the 1980s.
