The phrase "a combination of light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the blending or mixing of different types of light, such as in photography, art, or scientific contexts.
Example: "The artist used a combination of light and shadow to create depth in the painting."
Alternatives: "a blend of light" or "a mixture of light".
Sadly, the otherwordly light show wasn't at its best thanks to a combination of light pollution and a cloudy sky.
Twice it starred puff pastry: a vol-au-vent filled with seafood in a creamy sauce and a combination of light flaky pastry and duck pâté.
Similarly, its music offers a combination of light guitar and synth melodies contrasted with ominous bass lines or clanging metallic beats.
We bring you the Evok, which uses a combination of light (they call it chromatherapy) and essential oils, diffused in a 'fine mist above water level'.
The landlord, Columbia University, encouraged Mr. Nussbaum to offer a combination of light Asian pastry alongside hand-rolled bagels and traditional European pastry.
Due to global illumination (multi path interference), the temporally varying radiance received at the sensor is a combination of light received along multiple paths.
It is to involve a combination of light-rail trains, commuter trains, new bus routes and street cars.
The better way of waste management will be made by system symbiosis: a combination of light-water reactor and fast reactor and/or accelerator-driven transmutation system should be sought.
Having their nighttime disturbed by a combination of lights, movement, people and sound was unacceptable to the bats.
The results, as in the wonderful "Single Tree, Ipswich" (1902), a combination of lights and darks in misty gradations, come close to the look of Dow's own work in those other mediums, present here in a few examples.
But technicians examined how Costas looked to viewers in his hometown of St . Louisand in New York, and concluded that it was a combination of lighting on his set and color enhancements used to transmit the prime-time telecast.
