The phrase "a combined frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a frame that incorporates multiple elements or aspects together, often in contexts like photography, design, or analysis.
Example: "The artist presented a combined frame that showcased various perspectives of the landscape."
Alternatives: "an integrated frame" or "a unified frame".
These combined frame and wall system models are subjected to the design based and maximum considered earthquake levels of selected ground motions.
This would have resulted in the locomotive riding on three cast steel Combined Frame Stretcher & Spring Brackets carrying the 10 front-most spring brackets and lengthened spring brackets behind the rear driven axle.
Resulting datasets were combined, frame by frame, for simultaneous rendering.
The sensitivity drop at the center of the combined frame is about 18 dB (Fig. 5(E)).
Notes: # Calculation numbers for combined frame = ((Sa+λSabA)+ (Sb+ 1-λ SabB) where Sb+ 1-λ SabB=overlap adjustment (set to 0.5); A landline sample frame; B denotes mobile sample frame; a landline-only phone users; b mobile-only phone users; ab denotes both mobile phone and landline users.
However, none of the experts' discussions combined frames that were strongly incommensurable, for example, no experts used both the "overdiagnosis is harming women" and the "stop squabbling in public" frames.
Table 4 shows respondent demographic profiles for the landline frame, mobile frame, the landline frame with the mobile-only respondents from the mobile frame, the combined frames (using λ=0.5 as the compositing factor), and the NSW demographic profile from the 2011 census [ 30].
In that respect, the reports in recent days that Gibbons, the Baltimore Orioles' outfielder, and Glaus, the Toronto Blue Jays' third baseman, received shipments of human growth hormone and steroids in a combined time frame ranging from 2003 to 2005 could raise questions about whether baseball's steroid-testing system can be easily beaten.
We combine frame analysis and transition theory into a thinking tool in sustainability science and analyse three serious and persistent problems in global health subject to sustainability impasses: HIV/AIDS, malaria, and indoor air pollution.
This paper combines frame analysis, context analysis and ecosocial analysis to three different case studies.
