The phrase "a combination of fixed" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing elements that are combined, particularly when referring to fixed elements or components.
Example: "The project requires a combination of fixed and variable costs to determine the overall budget."
Alternatives: "a mix of fixed" or "a blend of fixed".
Search queries will be conducted with a combination of fixed search criteria (e.g., query of all orders in a particular stock, by a particular customer, on a particular day) or dynamic search to allow regulators to perform data analytics (e.g., query for orders cancelled within a certain period of time).
Constants as a combination of fixed constants.
In ordinary circumstances a combination of fixed and direct costs as a function of total project time would probably fall into the pattern shown in Exhibit VII.
Data from a combination of fixed area (understory vegetation) and variable radius (overstory trees) plot methods are combined with site variables for the analysis.
The company's profits come from a combination of fixed interest and equity stakes in the companies.
A combination of fixed and removable retainers was the most often used in an orthodontic retention.
For a particular combination of fixed effects (average flock, lambing in May, first lambing), these estimates converted to probabilities of 0.155 and 0.114, for L + and ++ dams respectively.
Our scheme is based on a combination of a fixed grid-based method, known for its scalability, and a region-based strategy, which provides greater accuracy than the fixed grid-based method.
A combination of high fixed costs at the nuclear plants, a decline in power prices, a number of power interruptions and a "bleak outlook" for future prices contributed to the loss, Mr. Montague said.
Our results suggest that large gains in accuracy can be realized by moving from the standard linear specifications for the price function to a more flexible framework that uses a combination of spatial fixed effects, quasi-experimental identification, and temporal controls for housing market adjustment.
Institutions have driven up their costs through a combination of higher fixed costs or lower productivity.
