The phrase "a diverse combination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mixture or assortment that includes various different elements or types.
Example: "The event featured a diverse combination of speakers from different backgrounds and industries."
Alternatives: "a varied mix" or "a multifaceted blend".
The difficult climate, combined with a diverse combination of soils, makes the Finger Lakes one of the most unusual American wine regions.
The growth of brain partitions in the developing marsupials investigated here presents a diverse combination of patterns, with no support for the existence of interspecific regularities that could be attributed to a conserved neurogenetic schedule.
Any sporting squad comprises a diverse combination of personalities and during a long tournament you get to know all about them.
The first is hiring a team with a diverse combination of academic experience and product development expertise – this mix is important in building models, designing features, and bringing them to market.
This is especially true in semi-perennial agricultural systems like coffee, where it is common to find plantations over 20 years old, closely associated to a diverse combination of plant, animal and microbial species.
Everyone was hot and tired, but we were also here for the same reason: to report a story no one else wants to about a guy who can blow a hell of a whistle and attract a diverse combination of supporters to back him up.
The development of social organizations is leading to a complex and diverse combination of "independence" and "autonomy," generalized as "dependent autonomy" (Wang and Song 2013).
A jeweler with an eye for diverse combinations, Malloy created one-of-a-kind pieces and lived a one-of-a-kind life.
From a petrographic point of view, Euganean trachyte is a holocrystalline to hypocrystalline rock with porphyritic texture and a mineralogical composition given mostly by feldspars (anorthoclase, plagioclase, and sanidine, in diverse combination), biotite and, occasionally, augite and kaersutite.
The only way to head off species loss in Indonesia, the country with the most diverse combination of plants, animals and marine life in the world, is the old truism, "It takes a village".
Taken independently, the presence of these genes in a viral genome is well established, since other viral genomes encode some of them as well; however, no other virus possesses the large and diverse combination of these genes that mimivirus does.
