The phrase "a combination of conventional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the blending or merging of traditional methods, ideas, or practices with other elements.
Example: "The project is a combination of conventional techniques and modern technology to achieve better results."
Alternatives: "a blend of traditional" or "a mix of standard".
Nucon's solution is a combination of conventional thermal heating, plus microwave energy, which heats evenly.
The scene was then rendered using a combination of conventional ray tracing and volume rendering.
Its military commanders have relied on a combination of conventional and guerrilla tactics—along with terrorism to achieve their ends.
The hardness values were determined experimentally using a combination of conventional Vickers testing and microhardness measurements.
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Its military commanders have relied on a combination of conventional and guerrilla tactics — along with terrorism — to achieve their ends.
Patients with advanced, non-metastatic NSCLC who are not eligible for surgery are typically treated with a combination of conventional chemotherapy and radiation.
Method of calculation is based on a combination of conventional configuration interaction (CI) method and many-body perturbation theory (MBPT).
The self-assembled aggregates were characterized with a combination of conventional transmission electron microscope and atomic force microscope techniques.
Four companies are now manufacturing seven of the ovens, which are engineered to cut cooking times by up to 80percentthroughgh a combination of conventional heating, convection blowers, microwaves, broiling elements or even super-hot halogen or quartz bulbs.
The attack was consistent with some previous reports of use of chemical agents by the Assad regime – allegations of a mixed attack using a combination of conventional and chemical munitions.
