The phrase "a combination of dehydration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or causes of dehydration, often in a scientific or health-related context.
Example: "The athlete experienced a combination of dehydration and fatigue after the intense workout."
Alternatives: "a mix of dehydration" or "a blend of dehydration".
Doctors said a combination of dehydration and stress led to his latest seizure.
He said his doctors told him it was a combination of dehydration, malnutrition and the presence of unknown toxins in his body.
David Putnam and Paul Krusic, among others, suffered from nausea and headaches that were probably a result of a combination of dehydration and altitude.
On admission to the ICU patients with fulminant vasculitis may be hypotensive because of a combination of dehydration, haemorrhage and systemic inflammatory response syndrome.
Intracellular ice formation is one of the biggest causes to cell damage; hence, the freezing protocols use a combination of dehydration, freezing point depression, supercooling, and intracellular vitrification in an attempt to avoid cell damages [ 17].
This was attributed to a combination of severe dehydration, combined ketoacidosis and lacticacidosis, and hyperchloremia (maximum chloride levels, 145 mmol/L).
Through a combination of preoxidation, dehydration, carbonization and activation under a certain tension, PVA-based ACFs (PVA-ACFs) with high yields and good mechanical properties were obtained.
The results of the present work suggest that the different behaviors are due to a combination of different dehydration tendencies and the steric possibility of inclusion of the counterions in the micelle palisade layer.
The Mets think the most likely cause of the problem was a combination of factors including dehydration, the fact that Pulsipher had not eaten breakfast or lunch and the three drugs he was taking: the antidepressant Prozac, the back medication Cosemine and an unidentified nutritional supplement.
What really causes a hangover is a combination of three factors: dehydration, nervous shock and malnutrition.
Probably a combination of the cold, dehydration, not boozing, and being active outside all day, but I have to think the Korth's supremely natural food was a big part of it.
