The phrase "a combination of methodologies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the integration of different methods or approaches in a particular context, such as research, project management, or problem-solving.
Example: "The research project utilized a combination of methodologies to ensure comprehensive data collection and analysis."
Alternatives: "a blend of methods" or "an amalgamation of approaches."
It is therefore desirable to use a combination of methodologies in an integrative approach that can reduce redundant information gathering.
We use a combination of methodologies to explore the FD chamber technique, including numerical modelling, laboratory benchmarking, mesocosm testing, and year-round field studies in northern temperate ecosystems.
The software infrastructure has been designed to facilitate the rapid development and integration of new application modules with a convenient mechanism to enable large-scale computations that rely on a combination of methodologies to be used.
Using a combination of methodologies, carbon farming was a viable land use in over 2.3% of our study extent with a low $5 t CO2e−1 carbon price, and up to 10.5 million hectares (34%) with a carbon price of $50 t CO2e−1.
The models may differ in methodology, or use a combination of methodologies to make more accurate predictions.
This training program is a combination of methodologies that encourage experiential learning through experience sharing, role play, group discussions with reflections, psychomotor-oriented games for learning concepts, and presentations by the instructor (Fig. 1).
We believe that the significance of this work lies not just in method, but in a combination of methodology and biology; for the latter, especially the insights on the important regulator, Wt1.
Additionally, the UI methodologies we tested varied in coverage and ability to detect reduced drug efficacy, thus a combination of UI methodologies is recommended to assess the uncertainty across all scenarios of drug efficacy estimates.
It's a combination of approaches, methodologies, support and the lack of professional development teachers and administrators have received.
A combination of foresight methodologies such as expert workshops, a Delphi survey, roadmapping elements, and prioritisation techniques was applied to select relevant topics for a joint research call.
Additionally, the intercomparison revealed that the median of the simulations from non-assimilative models agrees well with assimilative models, suggesting that using a combination of different methodologies may be an appropriate approach for estimating runoff into the Great Lakes.
