The phrase "a combination of simulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the integration or blending of different simulation methods or techniques in a particular context.
Example: "The project involves a combination of simulation and real-world testing to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a blend of simulation" or "an amalgamation of simulation".
Finally, efficient and reliable verification and testing strategies need to be devised, by leveraging a combination of simulation, formal methods, and rapid prototyping.
We developed a novel methodology of assessment for residents and created an efficient remediation system using a combination of simulation, online learning, and self-assessment options.
We use a combination of simulation results and simple theoretical models to define critical fibril lengths where distinct failure mechanisms dominate.
A combination of simulation results and, a recently proposed, tilt control system assessment method are utilised for assessing the overall performance of the tilt controller.
Results are obtained using numerical solution of a variational boundary value problem that we derive, as well as analysis, for the theta model and using a combination of simulation and analysis for the LIF model.
In response to this technical need, a combination of simulation models and experimental measurements were employed to develop and validate concepts of nondestructive assay monitoring systems in a natural uranium conversion plant (NUCP).
Now, through a combination of simulations and experiments, Momeni et al. have identified two features of spatial patterns in two-population microbial communities when pattern formation is driven by fitness effects related to the ecological interactions between cells.
In view of the experimental difficulty of measuring reliably small numbers of mRNA, our methodology had to rely on a combination of model simulation and experimental validation, with the model providing the bridge between the presumed existence of early responder cells and the later single cell measurements.
Vetter et al. referred to a combination of model simulations and forest inventories of coniferous forests in Thuringia (a federal state of Germany) and found that "… older forests had the strongest relative increase in carbon sequestration …" by comparing their growth rates to a baseline scenario [ 42].
In order to effectively explore through the design space and identify architecturally flexible designs addressing a view of capacity uncertainty, a simulation framework based on a combination of Monte Carlo simulation and Graph Theory is proposed.
