'dual transition' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used when you are describing a situation where two changes occur simultaneously. For example, "The company underwent a dual transition, expanding into new markets while restructuring its existing divisions."
According to the experimental and theoretical calculation results, LDHs with dual transition metals possessed lower band-gap energies and higher conductivities than mono-transition metal-based samples.
As a result, LDHs with dual transition metals exhibited lower charge transfer resistances and redox potentials as well as longer electron lifetime, implying that they could be oxidized or reduced more easily during the redox process.
On the other hand, the demographic transition amounts to the dual transition of mortality and fertility in response to forces of change including urbanization, economic development and cultural change, individualism, secularism, self-fulfillment, and changes in attitudes about and values related to family life.
Francisco Gonzalez, the Riordan Roett Associate Professor in Latin American Studies, is the author of Dual Transitions from Authoritarian Rule, which was recognized by Choice Magazine as a 2008 Outstanding Academic Title.
In Dual Transitions from Authoritarian Rule, González explains why Chile's repressive military dictatorship and Mexico's hegemonic civilian regime survived Latin America's region-wide financial upheaval of the early 1980s and how each progressed toward a more open, democratic, market-driven system in later years.
The nanocomposites displayed a dual glass transition behavior in the dynamic mechanical studies encompassing a bulk polymer glass transition (close to Tg for the unfilled polymer), and a second, higher-temperature transition reflecting relaxation of polymer chain segments constrained owing to their proximity to the particle surface.
From the first year through the dual varsity/club transition and back again.
The photocured mixtures showed a single not dual glass transition temperature over all composition ratios.
A high PUDA content of the copolymer results in a dual glass transition temperature and low mechanical properties.
A one-dimensional (1D) material model developed by the authors revealed the underlying shape memory mechanism of shape memory behaviors due to dual thermal transitions.
The predicted phase stability regions and the broad dual-phase transition regions in the case of Zr1−xAlxN and Hf1−xAlxN are validated by experiments.
