The phrase "a combination of two technologies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the integration or merging of two different technological systems or methods.
Example: "The new software is a combination of two technologies that enhances user experience and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a blend of two technologies" or "an amalgamation of two technologies".
Autopilot, a feature for both the Model S and the newer SUV Model X, is a combination of two technologies.
In the present study, a combination of two technologies, cDNA microarrays and RNA gel blot hybridizations, was used to determine the transcript profiles of a set of genes encoding key enzymes involved in the synthesis of secondary metabolites derived from several branches of the soybean phenylpropanoid pathway in response to Psg infection.
Dry fractionation of WS, developed in this study, is a combination of two different technologies.
Here, a much more extensive data set composed of four independent replicates of the whole kinetics of the S-phase and a combination of two different technologies to assess DNA copy number variations during S-phase (CGH and deep sequencing) clearly show that Sakl0C-left is precociously replicated during S-phase.
As existing assembly softwares were not implemented to deal with long reads with a high error rate, we developed a method based on a combination of two sequencing technologies: Oxford Nanopore and Illumina, to produce long and accurate synthetic reads before assembly.
Perusing through the impressive list of past projects, we decided to make our final project a combination of two technologies wireless technology and the MP3 player.
The report suggests that this combination of two technologies will enable Samsung to distinguish its backlight-free technology clearly from the OLED TVs now offered by a number of other TV brands.
The combination of two technologies produced clinically applicable outcomes for identifying gastric cancer [ 10– 10].
The combination of two technologies (454 GSFLX and Solexa/Illumina) allows production of high-quality drafts of at least a comparable quality to those obtained with Sanger data.
In a possible combination of two technology giants, Hewlett-Packard says it is in talks to buy Electronic Data Systems, a company started and once controlled by H. Ross Perot.
IGCC is frequently referred to as a "new technology," but it's really a combination of two well-established technologies – both of which are also intended for FutureGen.
