The phrase "a blending of techniques" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the combination of different methods or approaches in a particular field, such as art, cooking, or technology.
Example: "The artist's latest work is a blending of techniques from both traditional painting and digital art, creating a unique visual experience."
Alternatives: "a fusion of techniques" or "a combination of methods."
As underlined in the overview of the literature summarized here, almost all the recent, effective procedures designed for approximating optimal solutions to multi-objective combinatorial optimization problems are based on a blend of techniques, called hybrid metaheuristics.
Analysis of these problems requires a blend of techniques from convex analysis, functional analysis, and numerical analysis.
Ezartesa uses a blend of techniques from Native American, African Zulu and Victorian bead-weaving traditions to make these bracelets from repurposed vintage glass seed beads made from earth element sand and wood element amber, which is 50-million-year-old fossilized tree resin.
Great acting is always, almost by definition, something of a mystery, a blend of technique and instinct for which no identifiable formula exists.
It was also observed that a blend of AI techniques performed better than when each one of the AI techniques was used singly.
The approach followed here is a blend of randomization techniques for the uncertainty together with convex optimization for the controller parameters.
In the absence of expensive equipment, he used a blend of traditional techniques — making the girls sprint across the fields and perform old-fashioned sit-ups, while insisting that a diet of fresh buffalo milk and ghee-smeared chappatis was exactly what they needed.
A blending of French and American techniques, Opus One is a single wine -- cabernet sauvignon -- produced with a combination of California and Bordeaux expertise.
(Two cast favorites: "Flying in, Diane!" and, underscoring his confidence that he would nail his part by showtime, "On the day, Diane!") Ms. Paulus said she was sold on Mr. Grier at his audition performance, which she described as a blend of rigorous technique, quick-witted improvisation and powerful bari-tenor.
It scored highly for integrity (including innovative blending of techniques for knowing the climate), for being legitimately grounded in local needs and knowledge, for addressing an urgent problem, and for focusing on uptake and action.
