The phrase "a combination of concepts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the merging or blending of different ideas or theories in various contexts, such as academic writing, creative projects, or discussions.
Example: "The new theory presented in the paper is a combination of concepts from psychology and neuroscience."
Alternatives: "a blend of ideas" or "a fusion of theories."
(b) An example for a combination of concepts in model.
It uses a combination of concepts developed by Dobrov, Bourdieu, and Rogers that we call the KPDAC (knowledge, persuasion, decision, adoption, confirmation) model of acculturation.
Open image in new window Fig. 8 Graphical result of the HFCM simulation for a combination of concepts Open image in new window Fig. 9 Graphical result of the HFCM simulation for the existence of all concepts.
Therefore, a combination of concepts, part of which are already well established, can be exploited.
In many cases the expert will assess whether a UML entity is best represented by a single concept or a combination of concepts.
If a combination of concepts is required to adequately represent the class or attribute, they are explicitly ordered to preserve the intended semantics.
Unlike FACTA+, the starting concept is defined as a combination of predefined concepts provided by the system, i.e. free keywords cannot be used to define a concept.
Thus, since therapeutic concepts and pathophysiological understanding are continuously evolving a combination of current concepts in tumor therapy and tumor biology is needed.
The documentary standard ISO 5725-1 [ 6] details the basic concepts and estimation techniques for assessing metrological "accuracy" which is defined as a combination of two concepts, "trueness" and "precision".
The governing equations for a single phase flow evolves from a combination of fundamental concepts i.e., the conversation of mass, conservation of momentum and an equation of state for the porous medium when considered as a control volume.
