The phrase "a combination of three measures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a set of three specific actions, strategies, or elements that are being combined for a particular purpose.
Example: "The study focused on a combination of three measures to improve student performance: tutoring, parental involvement, and regular assessments."
Alternatives: "a blend of three strategies" or "a mix of three components".
Both measures are a combination of three measures: temporal outliers, temporal inconsistencies, and spatial outliers, using ideal depth.
It has closed that gap through a combination of three measures, the Chicago Tribune reports: raising the property taxes by the maximum amount, generating $150 million; draining $240 million from the system's reserve funds; cutting spending by around $320 million.
The material resources indicator is comprised of a single measure assessing the proportion of young people growing up in households with adequate financial resources, while community involvement is assessed using a combination of three measures.
We define the Xpred score as a combination of two measures.
The selected predictors representing this classifier are a combination of two measures provided by the MIRA Assembler at the SNP site: the major allele score and the minor allele score.
They will also get £1,000 for fitting any combination of two measures from a list of twelve improvements, which include installing double glazing, cavity wall insulation, a new boiler, replacement doors and flat roof insulation.
An AI developed using a combination of thirteen different measures of body size and composition is, reassuringly, best explained by measures that would be thought to measure childhood fat mass.
The organizers decided to consider a combination of three different quality measures: AUPR: The area under the Precision Recall curve (AUPR) is accepted as an appropriate measure for biased classification problems (Davis and Goadrich, 2006 ).
Our structured sampling design consisted of a combination of three transects with five measuring points and four clusters with three measuring points (i.e. a total of 27 points).
Our approach makes predictions based on a combination of four different measures on the historical results of the games.
The retrieval technique proposed in this paper uses a combination of two complementary measures to support efficient processing of partial queries over high-dimensional data.
