The phrase "a combined pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or phenomenon that results from the integration of multiple elements or factors.
Example: "The study revealed a combined pattern of behavior among the participants that indicated a strong correlation between stress levels and productivity."
Alternatives: "an integrated pattern of" or "a unified pattern of".
The company follows a combined pattern of plant maintenance, status maintenance, and breakdown repair.
We believe that our studies could guide the development of prospective clinical studies that would evaluate the efficacy of therapeutic regimens, based on a combined pattern of pathway and chemosensitivity within a given subtype.
A combined pattern of NFL, P-tau, and Abeta42 has been reported to distinguish between the clinical diagnoses of INPH and BD [ 53], a finding that needs to be confirmed.
We found that the majority of tumours that expressed survivin had a combined pattern of reactivity and therefore did not undertake separate analysis.
In some cases, extra-ventricular tumors with pattern "IA2" can also demonstrate a sub-arachnoidal growth (pattern "SA"), thereby presenting a combined pattern of extra- and intra-ventricular growth (pattern "IA2 + SA"; Fig. 6 ).
A combined pattern using both macrophytes was recommended for the phytoremediation of most domestic sewages containing dual contaminants (N and P) in the future.
Neurons in each structure can receive postural information from more than one source at the same time (eye position, neck position, etc.; Figure 1), and the frame of reference would then be dependent on the combined pattern of such postural inputs.
The working hypothesis is that the combined expression pattern of a group of genes within a malignant cell determines that cell's level of resistance towards a specific drug.
A study on the combined expression pattern of MUC4 and other molecules like E-cadherin or other mucins may provide more accuracy and specificity to use MUC4 as a diagnostic or prognostic marker for gastric cancer.
A combined ax/p pattern was also considered.
It is noticeable that the leukaemic karyotypes other than those with a t(15 17) were distinguished by the combined differential pattern of expression of just a few miRNAs.
