The phrase "a combined process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or procedure that integrates multiple elements or steps into one cohesive operation.
Example: "The project will utilize a combined process to streamline production and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "an integrated process" or "a unified process".
The studies of a combined process may therefore explore a potential combination of biosynthesis of starch and valuable metabolites during the initial step of sulfur deprivation.
Portland cement also can be made in a combined process with sulfuric acid using calcium sulfate or anhydrite in place of calcium carbonate.
"Smiths is seen as more of a seller than a buyer but this deal suggests that the group may be looking at refocusing on its growth businesses to become, by a combined process of disposals and acquisitions, a growth midcap again, rather like the Smiths of old".
It is a combined process between cell entrapment and SBR.
Bone remodeling is a combined process of bone creation and destruction.
Consideration is made of a combined process of anionic polymerization and crystallization at the particulate level.
Once all positive and negative words are identified in a sentence and their local context is verified, a combining process is performed in order to obtain the final sentiment value.
Thus, the design of a theoretical combined process that could take advantage of the occurrence of sublethally injured cells would be similarly effective at low and high temperatures.
Cycles/byte is defined as number of processor's cycles to deal with one block, and throughput is defined as a function combined process's frequency with cycles/byte.
However, NK cell cytotoxicity is a stepwise combined process including adhesion, activation, and secretion of lytic granules [ 29, 30], and CD107a expression may not necessarily correlate to NK cytotoxicity.
Here we reported the high activity of a commercial SiC in a photocatalysis and ozone combined process (photocatalytic ozonation).
