The phrase "a clever combination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a skillful or intelligent blending of different elements, ideas, or concepts.
Example: "The artist's latest work is a clever combination of traditional techniques and modern themes."
Alternatives: "an ingenious blend of" or "a smart fusion of".
But the tournament includes features that the organisers hope will accelerate innovation without the incentive of cash.One is a clever combination of competition and co-operation.
Forcing Mr Sharon to embark on this internal Israeli fight will require a clever combination of goading from America and sweet reasonableness, aimed over Mr Sharon's head at Israeli opinion, from Mr Abbas.
We also loved the surprises: the poems that start off being about one thing and end up being about another; the poems that comment on the article they came from; the poems that smash together unlikely words and images, or a clever combination of Times source material, to say something new.
Winman certainly has a way with imagery though, a clever combination of the literal and the metaphorical: a woman who's clad in the wrong footwear to scale the wall Drake's built around his heart, "hers were far too sensible for a man like Drake"; or a bruise "inching acr oss" a heart.
In the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, a clever combination of a mobile phone, a fingerprint reader and a small printer is used to disburse welfare payments and pensions directly cutting out the middleman, often a corrupt local official who takes a cut.
Monitor's new report argues that Aravind's model does not just depend on pricing, scale, technology or process, but on a clever combination of all of them.C.K. Prahalad and other management gurus trumpet examples like Aravind, but do the rich countries accept that they could learn from India?
"I actually thought it was a rather clever combination of words at the time, but almost everyone thought it stood for 'snatch,'" said Exton.
Some libraries have adapted to change brilliantly: Stradbroke library in Suffolk won an award earlier this month, for its clever combination of library and post office (the post office revenues have boosted the library's income and library visits have shot up from 1,000 per month in 2013/4 to 2,700 per month now).
From the first articles of Lodwick in 1968, using a computer program for the first time, the clever combination of well-analysed and well-recognized signs leads to an efficient diagnostic probability.
Not all of those shows were, or are, great but there's no denying that Murphy has brought long-form horror storytelling roaring back thanks to American Horror Story's clever combination of graphic shocks, twisting plot and classy ensembles.
When you are in the home of Marc Jacobs, every tabletop vista of purple glass and silver objet, every clever combination of exquisite furniture and costly sculpture is so refined that, despite the cigarette smoke wafting through the rooms, you get the sense that you are breathing rare and expensive bottled air.
