The phrase "a combating" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "combating" is a gerund or present participle and does not require an article like "a."
Example: "The organization is focused on combating climate change."
Alternatives: "a fight against" or "an effort to combat".
Toward that end, the Anti-Defamation League offers a Combating CyberHate Toolkit that suggests steps to counter pernicious sites, including posting videos, counterpoints, or comments that oppose offensive content--for example, constructing counter-MartinLutherKing(dot)org programming on YouTube or Facebook.
"South Sudan itself, its people are left with almost nothing," she charged, adding that tracing the missing money is important both from a combating impunity perspective, but also to cease the funding still fueling the warring parties.
Although we've occasionally done things such as professional development workshops, most of our teacher support has been in the manner of a firefighter combating a blossoming inferno.
The N.B.A.'s collective bargaining agreement expires at the end of this season, and the National Basketball Players Association has considered decertification as a means of combating a lockout.
HandUp, a startup combating homelessness, just announced the expansion of its gift card program in San Francisco.
To her surprise, MSF sent her to China to assist with a project combating the SARS epidemic.
This emphasizes the need for early rapid atropinisation as a priority, combating the nicotinic effects being less urgent.
Mr. Cuomo, in a statement Monday, called the agreement an "important step" in combating a "culture of entitlement".
A key strategy in combating a resistant microorganism is to suppress its resistance factor.
Students were asked to determine whether the use of a natural pesticide was an appropriate mechanism for combating an invasive species.
The treatment of malaria with quinine marked the first successful use of a chemical compound in combating an infectious disease.
