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Flint is 110% right on here.
Before trying a less-than-standard notation device, you should try to use the most standard notational device possible to get the correct effect.
If we are refering specifically to the example posted above, I think that there are three perfectly standard means of approaching the notation would:
1. tiny clefs, one treble one bass, right above one another, just before the intended notes;
2. the addition of a third staff for the single bass note;
3. or placing material of BOTH treble staves into a single staff, and making the second staff a bass clef staff.
I prefer the 3rd choice.
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