The phrase "a combination of user" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing different types of users or user experiences that are being combined.
Example: "The software is designed to enhance the experience by creating a combination of user preferences and behaviors."
Alternatives: "a mix of users" or "a blend of user types".
In Paris the Vélib scheme, which opened in 2007, has already racked up 173m journeys.Many of the larger bike-sharing schemes are public-private partnerships that rely on a combination of user fees, advertising revenue, sponsorship and government money.
Dr. Howard I. Amols, chief of clinical physics at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, said some problems appeared to be "a combination of user error, coupled with neither the manufacturers nor the F.D.A. being able to anticipate a potential safety flaw in a 'mix and match' treatment delivery system".
JS-Kit is combating fraud by logging a combination of user cookies, IP, and user agent.
Facebook is employing a combination of user flagging, proactive algorithmic detection, and human enforcers to manage the feature.
This is achieved by a combination of user evaluation prediction and the integration of interactive and non-interactive EC.
According to CEO Bryan Trussel, the changes were brought on by a combination of user feedback, analytics, and a bit of intuition.
Using a combination of user-generated content and data from water fountain manufacturers, Tap aims to be a public search engine for where to find water.
No, you won't be able to watch games through the social messaging and video-sharing app, of course, but NFL fans are now able to watch exclusive, original videos through Snapchat's "Live Story" feature, which will offer a combination of user-submitted snaps mixed with official content that promises "inside access" to various NFL events and locations.
It now has 2.7 million users accessing the site through its web app, a combination of users registering for free, limited access and paying subscribers.
We adapted an existing research design and used a combination of users' self-reported data (questionnaires and interviews) and driving data (data logger).
Airing Oct. 27 at 9 p.m. ET, Blackout utilizes a combination of user-generated content culled from online, actual news reports and scripted scenes to dramatize a frighteningly realistic disaster.
