The phrase "a combination of methodological" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various methods or approaches that are being combined for a specific purpose or analysis.
Example: "The study employed a combination of methodological approaches to ensure comprehensive data collection and analysis."
Alternatives: "a blend of methodological" or "an amalgamation of methodological".
► Future improvements are likely to require a combination of methodological advancements and expanded basic data.
The discordant results are probably based on a combination of methodological causes and content-related reasons.
However, we envision that a combination of methodological curatorial approaches and software tools will continue to be required for the range of different tasks involved in these types of efforts.
Through a combination of methodological approaches, including high resolution immunogold cytochemistry (Amiry-Moghaddam and Ottersen 2013), we could show that the different members of this complex exhibit distinct ontogenetic profiles.
Through a combination of methodological approaches, including light microscopic and high resolution immunogold cytochemistry, quantitative RT-PCR, and Western blotting, we demonstrate that the different members of this complex exhibit distinct ontogenic profiles––with the extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins laminin and agrin appearing earlier than the other members of the complex.
The objective of this study was to provide evidence for the role of subolesin in gene expression through a combination of methodological approaches that included characterization of subolesin-interacting proteins, the effect of gene knockdown on tick gene expression pattern and the prediction of subolesin post-translational modifications.
Seven of the reviewed papers were methodological papers or a combination of a methodological paper applied in a specific case [31, 44, 50, 58, 78, 87, 108], while the remaining articles were primarily case studies.
While this is a strength of the study, it requires a combination of different methodological expertise.
A combination of poor methodological quality and poor reporting affects the inferences that can be drawn from test accuracy studies.
We inferred kinship patterns among young sharing a nest based on their genotypes, in the absence of parental information, using a combination of different methodological approaches.
A literature review of four previous studies showed a combination of some methodological limitations in all of them: short-term analyses[ 21, 24]; intermediate outcome measures[ 21, 23]; a model based entirely on secondary sources[ 22]; or a biased sensitivity analysis[ 23].
