The phrase "a combination of cold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mixture or blend that includes cold elements, often in contexts related to temperature or sensations.
Example: "The drink was a combination of cold ice and refreshing lemonade, perfect for a hot summer day."
Alternatives: "a mix of cold" or "a blend of cold".
The letters and papers often conveyed a combination of cold extremism and human tenderness.
Conversely, a combination of cold weather and gas shortages led to greater coal use last winter, resulting in an increase in emissions that the Government hadn't planned for.
Five grain sizes were obtained using a combination of cold rolling and annealing.
For rime to occur, it needs a combination of cold climate, sufficient airborne moisture and clear skies overhead.
The smoggy conditions have been caused by a combination of cold nights and warm days, which have prevented pollution from dispersing.
Through a combination of cold working and recrystallization heat treatment, it was possible to increase the fraction of low ΣCSL boundaries more than 91%.
The cause, Mr. Picca said, is a combination of relatively cold temperatures aloft and warmer air to the east.
Petkovic, who recovered after collapsing in the second set from a combination of a cold virus and heat exhaustion, before the Eastbourne player held off her late fightback to win 7-6, 6-3, was impressed.
The plant has hired an outside microbiologist from the University of Washington School of Public Health and Community Medicine to review the plant's five-year-old system that uses a combination of heat, cold and organic acids to neutralize or kill pathogens.
If you're like most, your alumni experience is most likely a combination of emails, cold calls, and snail mail asking you for money.
On their return journey, Scott and his dispirited comrades all died from a combination of extreme cold, exhaustion and starvation just eleven miles from safety.
