The phrase "a combination of coding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the integration or blending of different coding techniques, languages, or methodologies.
Example: "The project requires a combination of coding in Python and JavaScript to achieve the desired functionality."
Alternatives: "a mix of coding" or "an amalgamation of coding".
The bipedal 'bot's name, a combination of "coding" and "emoji," should give you a pretty clear picture of where the company is going with the product.
A combination of coding against pre-existing themes and the generation of and assignment of data to new, agreed themes, generated the model presented in Figure 2. A full description of the evidence supporting this model is published elsewhere[ 8].
Because SNPs in coding regions are in general less frequent than in non-coding region, a combination of coding and non-coding regions was used to increase the number of identified SNPs.
By mixing the high-level interpreted Python language and the compiled languages like Fortran/C/C++ in an effective method, this approach can achieve a combination of code efficiency, flexibility and compactness.
BDS code bias can be analyzed through a combination of code observations and carrier phase observations called Multipath (MP) combination.
Every patent is then tagged with a combination of codes that represent the technologies involved in the invention [29].
However, in practice clinical laboratories often use locally developed coding schemes or a combination of codes and free text.
Conditions were defined using a combination of codes from the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10), Nordic Classification of Surgical Procedures 1997, revised 2004, and recording of pharmacological treatment by the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System.
Conditions were defined using a combination of codes from the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10), Nordic Classification of Surgical Procedures, and recording of pharmacological treatment by the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification Systems.
