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The phrase "a combination for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific mix or blend intended for a particular purpose or outcome.
Example: "The chef created a combination for a new dessert that would delight the customers."
Alternatives: "a blend for a" or "a mix for a".
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He explained later that this was a combination for a southpaw.
It's a combination for a lot of good things to happen.
More specifically, future research will need to discover whether there is a unique indicator or a combination for a single tree species using remote sensing data, or if we are limited to distinguishing between species using a more locally tailored approach.
As for designs from the linear models, we only included a combination for a pair if that combination was present in the training set at least 3 times.
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