The phrase "a combination of meter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing poetry, music, or any context where different metrical patterns are being blended or used together.
Example: "The poem is notable for its unique rhythm, which is a combination of meter that creates a captivating flow."
Alternatives: "a blend of meter" or "a mixture of meter".
The company now uses a combination of meters and paper diaries to gather data four months a year.
Nielsen plans to change to local people meters, from a combination of meters and paper diaries, in all big markets by the end of next year.
We suggest that the facilitating effects of a combination of rhyme, meter, and rhetorical brevitas on perceptual (prosodic) fluency overcompensated for their adverse effects on conceptual (semantic) fluency, thus resulting in a total net gain both in processing ease and in choices for persuasive purposes.
In local TV markets the firm now uses a combination of electronic meters, that record which channels sets are tuned to, and paper diaries, in which people of different ages write down what they watch.
The fence, a combination of four-meter high steel barricades and razor wire, will eventually span more than 250 miles and cover the entirety of the country's border with Slovenia and Croatia.
Today's plan for my dive is to explore the eastern side of the shore: a combination of a 10-meter (30-foot) contour and detailed imaging of targets of interest.
Combo skin-A combination of either.
When the Wallet Says Ouch EACH of the 43 Metro-North train stations offers a combination of permit parking, private parking, meter parking, handicapped meter parking, valet parking and permitted meter parking.
There will be another 500 meters Tuesday, with a combination of the two times determining the winner.
Instead, the team says, the big chill probably resulted from a combination of influences--perhaps including the 90-meter rise in sea level caused by glacial melting at the end of the ice age--that probably managed to scramble ocean currents more than did the water from Lake Agassiz.
