The phrase "a combination of structured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is made up of different elements that are organized or arranged in a specific way.
Example: "The project is a combination of structured data analysis and creative design, resulting in a comprehensive report."
Alternatives: "a blend of organized" or "a mix of systematic".
The data model uses a combination of structured text and network Common Data Form (netCDF) files to represent parameters, geographical, time series, and gridded space-time data.
There will be a morning workshop, but the event is meant to be fairly free-form -- a combination of "structured recordings," with texts provided, and opportunities to mingle and record casual conversations.
Knowledge based and collaborative process management involves a combination of structured and non-structured processes.
A combination of structured and unstructured grids was applied in different regions.
"Our algorithms then use a combination of structured and unstructured data derived from these sources to rank and filter the companies we find.
This suggests that acquiring gender-like subclasses when no noun cues but only syntactic cues are available can be enhanced considerably by a combination of structured input, rhyme, and melody in training.
The programme involved a combination of structuring actions (establishment of sites of excellence, national networks and dedicated clinical research assistants (CRAs)), support actions (tools, templates and training) and competitive budget allocation for sites or networks based on performance.
Starting from a virtual screening hit, activity was optimized through a combination of structure-based design and physical property optimization.
Graphical Abstract Using a combination of structure-based and ligand-based pharmacophores, agonist and antagonist ligands of the Nuclear Receptors included in the NRLiSt BDB database could be separated.
