The phrase "a combination of testing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple testing methods or types that are being used together for a specific purpose.
Example: "The project requires a combination of testing to ensure both functionality and performance are up to standard."
Alternatives: "a mix of testing" or "a blend of testing".
We identified genes and their relationships using a combination of testing individual genes (SAM), testing gene sets (GSA), and high throughput annotation (GATHER).
By using a combination of testing methods to focus screening and clinical attention to cases at risk, it would be possible to lengthen screening intervals for 90% of women and to archive without further review all low-score/human papillomavirus-negative slides, representing 50% of the screening workload.
Figures 2 and 3 show representative F-fluoride images in septic loosening cases and Figure 4 shows representative F-fluoride images in aseptic loosening cases A robust diagnosis of periprosthetic infection requires that a combination of testing methods should be undertaken (Trampuz and Zimmerli 2008).
In order to compensate for the shortcomings of any one specific method, a combination of testing procedures may be utilized.
The No Child Left Behind Act perhaps Mr Bush's most underestimated achievement is explicitly designed to close the racial achievement gap through a combination of testing and penalties for poor schools.Changing the attitudes of young blacks will not be easy.
In 2013, the MOE conducted a diagnostic exercise to identify the gaps in the content knowledge and pedagogical skill among the teachers for STEM subjects, through a combination of testing and lesson observations.
Vickie Glazar, a Sylvan spokeswoman, noted that Sylvan uses the respected California Achievement Test to make its assessments; Huntington uses a combination of tests, including parts of the California test.
Prostate cancer is usually detected and assessed with a combination of tests.
This paper presents an improved test data compression scheme based on a combination of test data compatibility and dictionary for multi-scan designs to reduce test data volume and thus test cost.
A team led by psychologist Turhan Canli at Stony Brook University in New York used a combination of tests to find out.
At present, there is no method able to determine a definitive diagnosis of dementia, where a combination of tests would be necessary to obtain a probable diagnosis [10].
