The phrase "a combination of educational" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that consists of various educational elements or components.
Example: "The program offers a combination of educational resources designed to enhance learning experiences."
Alternatives: "a mix of educational" or "a blend of educational".
Given that every participant was exposed to a combination of educational methods, i.e., face-to-face education, class education and educational materials, no judgment can be made as to the most effective method of education.
St. HOPE, a nonprofit community development corporation, attempts to revitalize communities using a combination of educational, civic, economic and cultural projects.
The answer to that challenge will require a new level of political imagination — a combination of educational reforms and unprecedented collaboration between business, schools, universities and government to change how workers are trained and empowered to keep learning.
This publication, in the Journal of Headache and Pain, provides a combination of educational materials and practical management aids.
Based on the key findings, it can be recommended that a combination of educational campaigns (e.g., information tools), pricing measures (e.g., differentiated vehicle taxation), supply-sided measures and large-scale demonstrations is required to support the adoption of AFVs.
A paper co-authored by the PCCC and Demos, a liberal think tank, argues that debt can be reduced through a combination of educational offerings and accountability measures.
A combination of an educational website about different forms of birth control, live events packed with celebrities and a social media campaign, it attempts to connect with millennial women "in their own language".
The trust also indicated a preference for a combination of cultural, educational, maritime and possibly artistic uses for a place that offers more than 300,000 square feet for development.
It's a combination of economic, educational and cultural factors.
They will also get to know Mark Goldsmith, who bypassed a relaxing retirement to launch Getting Out and Staying Out, which has offered a combination of psychological, educational and vocational support to hundreds of men transitioning from incarceration to civilian life.
