The phrase "a combo of two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a combination or pairing of two items, concepts, or elements.
Example: "For dinner, I decided to make a combo of two different pasta dishes to please everyone's taste."
Alternatives: "a pair of" or "a combination of two".
I used a combo of three applications, iAnnotate, NoteTaker and iA Writer to replicate exclusively on the iPad what I usually do differently.
Chess won't even fit snugly in to other genre films, where the banality of cards, for example, naturally lends itself to a seedy, gambling gangster underworld (Rounders), the exotic highlife of a casino (Casino Royale), or even more piquant, a combo of the two (Ocean's Eleven).
Some writers insist writing first drafts in longhand is the best way while others prefer typing, while still others like a combo of the two.
Hayley reckons that Expectations would be a great soundtrack for "Place Beyond The Pines or something more magical like Avatar… a combo of the two?" she told i-D.
I was then asked to fill in a form where I wrote about how happy I currently am on a scale of 1-10 (sometimesmeights eight); whether I most value love, knowledge or power (love); and what I want to achieve after the session (creativity, productivity, a combo of the two?).
I was then asked to fill in a form where I wrote about how happy I currently am on a scale from one to ten sevenn, sometimes eight); whether I most value love, knowledge, or power (love); and what I want to achieve after the session (creativity, productivity, a combo of the two?).
Besides obsessively re-uploading the YouTube shooter's content and remixing her videos, there are a plethora of memes now about her -- either to be edgy, to digest trauma through humor, to protest YouTube policies or a combo of all three.
At lunch, Le Pantruche is downright cheap: 18 euros for the day's special, and either a starter or dessert; at dinner it's 34 euros for pretty much any combo of three things on the menu.
