The phrase "a combination of statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple statements that are brought together to form a single idea or argument.
Example: "The report presented a combination of statements from various experts to support its conclusions."
Alternatives: "a blend of statements" or "a mixture of statements".
His preferred method of making his case is a combination of provocative statements and aggressive lobbying – Uber employs 161 lobbyists in the US alone.
Meanwhile, this week should provide an even clearer picture of the state of the high street with Debenhams, HMV, Home Retail Group, Tesco and Carpetright all updating the market in a combination of results statements and annual general meetings.
"You have a combination of Iraqi statements about oil that have been overly optimistic and the fact that OPEC has no way of checking things on the ground, so there is a significant information deficit," said Raad Alkadiri, an Iraqi oil expert with PFC Energy, a Washington consulting group.
This week, the site — which, speaking of disclosure, has a content partnership with The Times — will use a combination of public statements and its own reporting to publish a data application that will let visitors examine the personal financial interests of the 181 members of the Texas Legislature.
Evidence worldwide suggests that misreporting in self-reported BMI is not random and that through a combination of over-statement of height and under-statement of weight, self-reported BMI will typically underestimate 'true' (or measured) BMI. 2 The issue has also been analysed for Ireland showing that the degree of misreporting appears to be increasing over time.
The result of the above lemma is specifically based on a combination of the statement of Lemma 1 with Moriguti ([1953]), (Lemma 1).
Since the sentence has no free variables, the lemma tells us that it is equivalent to a boolean combination of statements saying that A has a given finite number of elements.
The experimental values are represented in a combination of Items and Statements (Figure 4).
The remaining 12.8% (n = 395/3,086) were a combination of vox populi statements and comments from overseas officials, athletes or other stakeholders.
The research instrument consists of a combination of a series of statements and open-ended questions.
