The phrase "a combination of warming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or causes of warming, particularly in scientific or environmental contexts.
Example: "The study revealed that a combination of warming and increased carbon emissions is contributing to climate change."
Alternatives: "a mix of warming" or "a blend of warming".
Half of the reef's coral has disappeared in the past three decades due to a combination of warming ocean temperatures, coastal development, invasive starfish and agricultural runoff.
Larsen B is believed to have been stable until the 1950's when a combination of warming air and ocean water began to erode it.
In other cases, local extinctions have been explained by a combination of warming and drought as seen in the extinction of cool- and moist-adapted small mammal species in the North American Great Basin during the Middle Holocene [9].
He was ill, his marriage had broken down and his two children were very young, but he succeeded with a combination of warm ingenuity and icy determination.
Harmful algal blooms (HABs) occur when algae grow rapidly due to a combination of warm water temperatures, high nutrient levels such as phosphorus and nitrogen, and sunlight.
A combination of warm weather and good conservation techniques has led to what could end up being a record lobster harvest across Maine waters.
Trewin said the record hot spell was caused by a combination of warmer than normal ocean breezes, few major southerly winds and a lack of easterly troughs that tend to bring rain and cool temperatures.
A data center cooling facility proposed by IBM is constructed to reduce cooling energy use to less than 5% of the total Information Technology energy use through a combination of warm water cooling servers and liquid-side economization.
The results suggest that a combination of warm and dry conditions followed by a rapid rise in sea level led to the growth and subsequent drowning of the ancient forest landscape.
Sustainable development policies currently in effect in civil engineering serve to promote techniques capable of saving both energy and raw materials; such techniques use a combination of warm mix asphalt (WMA) concretes with reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP).
People in sunny California know this all too well given their drought in the past few years, which was caused by a combination of warm temperatures, low rainfall and low snowpack values". Van der Wiel and Kapnick worked with co-author Gabriel Vecchi, a Princeton lecturer in geosciences.
