The phrase "a combination of plain" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a mixture or blend of something that is plain, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The dish was a combination of plain ingredients, which made it surprisingly flavorful."
Alternatives: "a mix of simple" or "a blend of basic".
Both Matuga and Samburu have a combination of plains and hills, with two rainy seasons (March to June and August to November).
Then, the next dialogue state was derived from a combination of the plain dialogue model and the combined model.
Warren has a combination of passion, plain spokeness, mastery of policy, and commitment to the little guy that comes along only a few times a generation.
This time we are trying a combination of hiding in plain sight, having security ready to pack up the pieces as soon as it gets a bit tasty and not directly admitting to anyone about what they are made of.
Therefore, we advocate preoperative grading in the context of a combination of findings on plain radiography, CT, and MRI to more accurately differentiate low-grade chondrosarcoma from high-grade chondrosarcoma since some cases do not have characteristic radiographic findings.
Combo skin-A combination of either.
He got in touch with Louise Weiss and Robert Posey, two of the reunion's organizers who still live in Westchester, and, through a combination of e-mail and plain old-fashioned phone calls, got enough photographs and mini-bios to start an online yearbook.
I use a food processor to make crumbs from stale bread (crusts cut off) that I've cut up and allowed to dry, typically a combination of baguette and sturdier plain breads, but always made of white flours.
"It appears that the way he went bad was a combination of trading losses combined with just plain stealing a lot of the money," said Wayne M. Carlin, the S.E.C.'s regional director in New York.
