'twofold contribution' is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is used to refer to a contribution or effort that has two components. For example, "She made a twofold contribution to the project, devising the new system and training the team."
The work described has a twofold contribution.
This article offers a twofold contribution to support researchers working in the area of WSN transport protocol design.
Nevertheless, its use is becoming increasingly attractive representing a twofold contribution to economic and eco-efficient SCC.
By doing so, we provide a twofold contribution: we further validate MDSafeCer in the rail domain and we strengthen MBA.
In contrast, when solution-phase networking is avoided, enhancement due to binding of multiple branches of a glycan to multiple CRDs in the oligomeric forms of these receptors is minimal and binding of a receptor oligomer to multiple glycans on a single glycoprotein makes only a twofold contribution to overall affinity.
In this work we work towards this direction, by the following twofold contribution, first we present a conceptual framework of a learning ecosystem which can host active learning instruction and second we provide some first analytics-based evidence regarding its effectiveness and acceptability.
The purpose of this research is twofold: first, the contribution to the knowledge of these components and second, to calibrate and check simplified approaches.
Old 5A3 +/del BM cells also repopulated the KLS compartment significantly better than WT BM in recipients analyzed 4 months after transplantation, and 5A3 +/del cells exhibited a twofold increase in contribution to the KLS and MP populations upon serial transplantation.
Our contribution is twofold.
Ms Hvistendahl's distinctive contribution is twofold.
The paper's contribution is twofold.
