The phrase "a combination of conservative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a blend or mixture that includes conservative elements or ideas.
Example: "The policy proposal is a combination of conservative fiscal strategies and progressive social initiatives."
Alternatives: "a blend of conservative" or "a mix of conservative".
Beyond means testing, the most promising strategy on health costs is probably a combination of conservative and liberal ideas.
But what really undermines liberals and renders them even less effective competitors, Mr. Alterman writes, is that they are often psychologically "cowed by a combination of conservative criticism and patriotic self-censorship".
A Christian Democratic party, it is a member of the European Union of Christian Democrats and represents a combination of conservative forces and various social and economic groups that form semi-independent federations within the overall party.
The treatment of ORN is a combination of conservative management and surgical resection.
In this research, we focus on the probabilistic stability analysis of laminated structures subject to subtangential loading, a combination of conservative and nonconservative tangential loads, using the dynamic criterion.
A combination of conservative therapies is adequate and successful in most cases.
We brought forward proposals but they were blocked by a combination of Conservatives and a supposedly progressive Labour Party".
It would be easy to form the impression that at 6.30pm on a Friday evening on Radio 4, comedy opprobrium is reserved for a combination of Conservatives and chavs, with a side order of British pop stars who have been successful in America - conveying the inescapable message that the working classes will be supported as long as they have the good grace not to become rich and famous.
"Western aid givers are really hurting at the moment from a combination of the conservative political climate and an increased demand to fulfil sustainable development roles," she says.
Buoyed by new polls showing him in effect tied nationally with his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, the real estate billionaire said he could pull off such a turnaround in the US economy through a combination of traditional conservative tax cutting and by tearing up trade deals and bringing jobs back to America from Mexico and China.
"He's a combination of libertarian, fiscal conservative, and a basically nice guy who doesn't want to do anything he thinks is wrong," Bill Carrick, a Democratic strategist, told me.
