The phrase "a combination of strong" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a mixture or blend of strong elements, qualities, or characteristics in various contexts.
Example: "The dish is a combination of strong flavors, including garlic, chili, and herbs that create a unique taste."
Alternatives: "a blend of powerful" or "a mix of intense".
In order to strengthen integration of DOTS within hospitals, a combination of strong individual commitment of health professionals, organizational supports, partnership governance, and relevant policy is required [ 9].
It is argued that such growth-oriented decarbonization can be achieved through a combination of strong fiscal and structural reform combined with coherent climate policy.
"A combination of strong will, strategic thinking, and administrative talents made his transition to politics inevitable".
A combination of strong acting and missing substructure turn "River Red" into a mixed blessing.
This seems to be down to a combination of strong overseas profits and subdued wages.
He made six Pro Bowls with a combination of strong run defense and a tenacity that led to 128 sacks.
"But London, which is suffering from a combination of strong demand and a lack of supply, is increasingly giving us cause for concern".
Mark Wilson, a Met Office meteorologist, said the rough conditions on Saturday had been caused by a combination of strong winds and spring tides.
Reported as the worst disaster in Chilean history, the fires were aggravated by a combination of strong winds, historically high temperatures and almost a decade of drought.
A combination of strong script and vision is always a good place to start". Hancock also says that developing a solid script is essential.
Faculty and students in Biomechanical Engineering are developing a combination of strong mechanical skills with a working understanding of biological and/or medical systems and processes.
