The phrase "a combination of part time" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing different types of work arrangements or schedules, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "The job offers a combination of part time and full time hours, allowing for flexibility."
Alternatives: "a mix of part time" or "a blend of part time".
For us, this means a combination of part-time work, flexible hours and TOIL.
Instead, after a single exploratory over from Mitchell Johnson, and to the bemusement of watchers, he chose to team his main wicket-taker, the debutant Jason Krejza, with a combination of part-time mediocrity from Michael Hussey, Michael Clarke and Cameron White (the main spinner in the first three Tests, Ponting tried to remind us in mitigation).
1While we focus in this paper on employment protection and minimum retirement age, we acknowledge that other policies, including how earnings in the last years are counted in determining pension benefits and the existence of generalized partial pension schemes that allow for a combination of part-time work and a partial pension, can affect transitions into retirement.
However, the reality is that a combination of part-time jobs does not provide the full benefits and security that full-time employees generally get.
I have been spending this transition year doing a combination of writing, part time teaching, and author visits at schools.
The combination of part-time work with full-time schooling provides the girl's family with a sense of dignity, and it gives the girl greater choice in her life".
They also say that the definition of a large employer — with all that entails for the requirements for health insurance — needs to rise from 50 full-time employees or "full-time equivalents," which could be a combination of several part-time workers.
In 1987, having completed an MA in linguistics and German studies in Freiburg, Germany, the end of a temporary university contract presented me with a difficult choice: continue trying to finance a PhD with changing combinations of part-time university and teaching jobs or find a more reliable source of income for myself and my family, possibly by moving back home to Australia.
At present, assessing adherence is not always high priority within clinical practice, due in part to a combination of time constraints and lack of awareness regarding the extent and nature of the problem.
Joseph Shenker, provost of the C. W. Post campus, where more than 12,000 full-time and part-time students are enrolled, said in a telephone interview that 75percentt of classes were being conducted by a combination of full-time faculty members and adjunct, or part-time, professors.
