The phrase "a combination of instruments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a mix or assortment of different tools or devices, often in a musical or technical context.
Example: "The orchestra featured a combination of instruments, including strings, brass, and percussion, to create a rich sound."
Alternatives: "a mix of instruments" or "an assortment of instruments".
A combination of instruments suggested in an evaluation design by Fouché, Van Dyk and Butler (2016) was drawn on.
In order to obtain all meaningful details of the surface at various required scales, data fusion can be performed on data obtained from a combination of instruments or technologies.
In between, Bach's Flute Sonata in B minor sounded a little dry even with Pinnock on harpsichord accompanying the reliable baroque flautist Lisa Beznosiuk - this is not a combination of instruments offering great tonal variety, and the lengthy third movement seemed a bit of an endurance test for both.
A combination of instruments, some military and some non-military, choreographed to surprise, confuse and wear down an opponent, hybrid warfare is ambiguous in both source and intent, making it hard for multinational bodies such as NATO and the EU to craft a response.
In order to provide a complete picture it is necessary to use a combination of instruments.
Aesthetic estimation is achieved by practicing the set of sounds achieved by a combination of instruments, whereas the value of the objective function is evaluated by investigating the set of the values produced by composed variables.
The target concentration was based on a combination of instrument detection limits, expected background concentrations, and solubility limits.
Here I present a program to understand Sgr A* through observations at (mostly) submillimeter wavelengths, a special place in the spectrum where a combination of instrument capabilities and source physics allow us to study the emission just outside the event horizon.
This efficacy in turn depends on a combination of instrument and human factors.
Measurement error due to a combination of instrument and laboratory error could affect our results because of biased measurements of the PM2.5 components.
We attribute this to a combination of instrument baseline drift and the slight variation in sample placement that is caused by the tolerance of the 3D printed slide holders.
