The phrase "a combination of computer" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "computer." You can use it when referring to a mixture or blend that includes computers, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "The project involves a combination of computer hardware and software to create an efficient system."
Alternatives: "a blend of computer" or "a mix of computer".
A smartphone is essentially a combination of computer and telecommunications technology, and Microsoft has a deep store of patents in computing.
Mr. Toporek said Walmart.com used a combination of computer tools and human adjustments.
The lab group uses a combination of computer modeling and behavioral experiments to understand the basis of human learning.
A week later, sitting in his Midtown Manhattan office, Mr. Platt shuffled his drawings, a combination of computer renderings and pencil sketches.
The effectiveness of the program in detecting damages in flat plates has been tested through utilising a combination of computer simulations and experimental tests.
First we present a methodology for using a combination of computer assistance and human intervention to discover highly algebraic theorems in operator, matrix, and linear systems engineering theory.
It has been interesting to compare the technology used by the OU--a combination of computer conferencing with more traditional distance learning techniques--with Birkbeck's Internet-only courses.
Complete genome annotation will likely be achieved through a combination of computer-based analysis of available genome sequences combined with direct experimental characterization of expressed regions of individual genomes.
Newer efforts, like that of Veritas and Venter, toe the line with regulators by asking a doctor to prescribe the DNA sequencing and by offering a combination of computer-generated reports and direct genetic counseling.
These methods use a combination of computer-vision techniques and probabilistic approaches to incorporating uncertainty in order to allow our vehicle to reliably ascertain the state of traffic-light-controlled intersections.
We investigated the pearlite spheroidization of a 0.8 mass% C Fe steel under 700 °C static annealing conditions using a combination of computer-aided three-dimensional (3-D) tomography and electron back-scattered diffraction.
