The phrase "a composite of both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is made up of two different elements or components combined together.
Example: "The final design is a composite of both modern and traditional architectural styles."
Alternatives: "a blend of both" or "a mixture of both".
The organizational activity measure is a composite of both structural and personnel changes managers made.
The final photo is then a composite of both selections — so much for the camera never lies.
As the 300 Index is a composite of both stand height and diameter increment, the utility of ALS data is less certain.
According to director Jennifer Lee, the character ultimately became more of a composite of both Kai and the Snow Queen, enhancing her increasingly sympathetic portrayal.
The 4.7 pS value was derived from recordings with a −100-mV holding potential and, therefore, is a composite of both the delayed rectifier and the A-type channels.
This global score was a composite of both erosions and joint space narrowing.
The recording of "Wah-Wah" that appears on the live album was a composite of the audio from both the afternoon and evening shows – one of the few examples of studio manipulation on an otherwise faithful record of the concert.
Therefore, it appears that the hybrid vigour of LYP9 may be contributed by a composite of beneficial alleles from both parents, complementing the relatively weaker alleles in a global fashion, and over-dominance is an essential strategy for stress tolerance and metabolism.
She is both a composite of the sock-'em-in-the-gut show business tradition that runs from Sophie Tucker through Judy Garland, and a shameless caricature of that tradition.
For that reason, a definition of clinical response that is both a composite of a percent reduction in symptoms (eg, a 30% improvement in symptom levels from baseline), as well as a second measure of clinical improvement (eg, Clinical Global Impressions-Improvement [CGI-I] [ 13] of 1 [very much improved] or 2 [much improved]) may be considered a more meaningful measure.
SRI-Q also provides a composite of performance on multiple tests, allowing both the tracking of "growth curve" in speech recognition across a wide age range over an extended follow-up period and the comparison of normal-hearing and implanted children on multiple measures.
