The phrase "a combined host" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or collection of entities that have come together for a common purpose or event.
Example: "The event was organized by a combined host of local businesses and community organizations to support the charity."
Alternatives: "a united group" or "a joint assembly".
Third, as polyphagy appears to be a relatively ephemeral phase evolutionarily [ 12], the interaction will probably eventually evolve towards specialization again, but populations in different parts of the geographical range can specialize on different parts of the combined host range, thus creating a geographic mosaic of more specialized populations [ 9, 51].
These mechanisms are in accordance with our observations of a homogenous effect of feeding on the microbiota through combined host selection and feed induction of bacterial growth.
Many of these human viral genes had a unidirectional trend on the X-axis of the combined host and viral CA which was more prominent for some genes (e.g. H1 PB2 and H3 HA).
Plant disease resistance and susceptibility are governed by the combined host and pathogen genotypes, and depend on a complex exchange of signals and responses occurring under given environmental conditions.
In this study, two cooperative strategies, that is, combined host nanostructural design and surface guest grafting, are adopted to overcome the aforementioned drawbacks.
Predicted species for DENV showed high, combined host species richness in the neotropical region stretching from the Central American tropics in the north to the northern Bolivian and Paraguayan regions in the south, covering all of Brazil (Figs. 3, 4).
The second approach takes the pathogen's point of view and considers how combined host densities affect pathogen persistence within the community (13 – 15 ).
Here, our results supported the hypothesis that the combined host antitumor immune responses are induced by photothermal immunotherapy in single settings, HCuSNPs-CpG, through a near-infrared light-initiated transformation process.
It may also explain (at least in part) why India, China, Brazil, and Mexico combined hosted 83% of all CDM projects, while Africa hosted only 2% by June 2006.
