The phrase "a combination of distance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the factors or elements that involve varying distances in a particular context, such as geography, physics, or relationships.
Example: "The study examined a combination of distance and time to determine the most efficient travel routes."
Alternatives: "a mix of distances" or "a blend of distances".
She resumed competition in 2006 and now works out six hours per day, a combination of distance running, sprints and conditioning.
From Tahoe Longboards' Fusion 39, designed to combine the easy handling of a smaller skateboard with the turn-carving ability of a longer board, to Raw Distance Fusion golf balls (they promise a combination of distance and control) to the Cleveland Fusion, a women's football team, it's the hottest term for sporting-goods makers, athletes and gym owners looking for a little edge.
That's based on a combination of "distance and duration," like regular Uber drives, but can only be settled in cash, the company said.
Each data point represents a combination of distance, direction, and reward conditions from a single subject.
Each point represented a combination of distance and reward condition for a subject.
Because the activity measured by the DAM is a combination of distance moved and amount of heading changes, distinguishing between these parameters was only possible using the video tracking assay.
This training model entails a combination of distance-based and on-site, theoretical and practical, initial and maintenance components [ 12].
Although Forst et al. [ 11] define the distance between pathways as a combination of distances between compounds and distances between enzymes, they only consider sequence similarity, and the compounds are limited to amino acids.
The measurements reported here, therefore, likely represent a combination of distances between origins located within the same replicon cluster (origins located in close proximity that fire simultaneously) and between different replicon clusters that are activated at the same time.
"This means there are some anomalies where purchasing a combination of shorter distance tickets can undercut a longer distance through-fare".
A combination of geographic distance and environmental variation only increased the explanatory power of the model to 11% (Table 2), even though distance was a significant contributor to the model.
