The phrase "a confluence of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a coming together or merging of different elements, ideas, or influences.
Example: "The festival was a confluence of the arts, showcasing music, dance, and visual art from various cultures."
Alternatives: "a merging of" or "a coming together of".
"Mark and I see it as a confluence of the DVX – we really see that as the driving motivator.
In short, a confluence of the Great Recession, garden-variety partisanship, and, finally, the Deepwater Horizon oil spill served to kill whatever momentum had built on the issue.
A person attuned to science fiction might think of New York State government as a confluence of the real world and the otherworldly.
The demise of "At the Movies" and "Reel Talk" was a confluence of the recession -- which made advertising dollars scarce -- mismanagement, the proliferation of other channels, the shortening of attention spans and other factors.
In a bitter way, Ferguson represents a confluence of the priorities Holder announced at the outset of his tenure: a case hinging upon possible excessive use of police force, in a community where a demographic majority has not translated into equal political representation.
"To a certain extent, this [Daraprim] was a confluence of the oldness of the drug and the condition of the end-of-life AIDS patients" who need the drug, said Aaron Kesselheim, an associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School.
The new device represents a confluence of many of the technologies the company has been working on for some time.
And in a confluence of events, the explosive film, "Boiler Room," was released nationwide, on the very day the familiar "Glengarry" resurfaced in New Jersey.
"For a confluence of reasons, the ClusterHQ board of directors, of which I am chairman, have decided it best to immediately shut down company operations".
With such a confluence of meanings, the works leave enough room for viewers to come up with their own interpretations.
So musically, it was a confluence of some of the most powerful influences that music overall could have, particularly with the guitar.
