The phrase "a combination of poverty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the factors or elements that contribute to poverty or when describing a situation that involves multiple aspects of poverty.
Example: "The report highlighted a combination of poverty, lack of education, and unemployment as the main causes of the community's struggles."
Alternatives: "a mix of poverty" or "a blend of poverty".
Pew research suggests it is a combination of poverty, lack of availability and stubbornness that leads people to stick with the famous old beeping.
A combination of poverty, water scarcity, armed conflict, and warfare has produced serious challenges for both water supply and sanitation in Yemen.
Such a combination of poverty, state weakness, ethnic discrimination and geostrategic location has led to violence throughout Congo and in many other parts of the world.
The second was the next year, when he spent from June to December in the city and then was defeated by a combination of poverty, hunger, and French cold.
I think it's a combination of poverty and despair, but the way we so willingly fell into it, and still do in such large numbers, makes me think there must be something inside our culture that made us so willing to fall apart that way".
A combination of poverty, high school failure rates and cutbacks in Federal student loans means that fewer minority members have the college degree necessary to become a teacher, said Nathaniel Jackson of the Southern Education Foundation, which administers several minority teacher recruitment programs.
A combination of tragedy, poverty and spirituality is usually what draws Westerners to India.
This appeared to be old India at its worst, a combination of grinding poverty and brutal killings.
Tajikistan is by far the worst affected by the drug plague, thanks to a combination of history, poverty and geography.
Patrick Markee, a policy analyst with the city's Coalition for the Homeless, attributed the soaring number of homeless to a combination of increasing poverty and high housing costs.
Although a combination of insecurity, poverty, Ramadan and a two-hour time difference means there will be few public gatherings to watch Saturday's race, it seems almost anyone with satellite TV at home will be tuned in.
