The phrase "a favourable combination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where different elements come together in a way that is beneficial or advantageous.
Example: "The team's success can be attributed to a favourable combination of talent, hard work, and effective leadership."
Alternatives: "a beneficial mix" or "an advantageous pairing".
Our observations and those of others have presented pre-clinical evidence that combining MEK inhibitors and taxanes is a favourable combination approach moving forward into clinical trials.
Much will depend on a favourable combination of several factors, including the properties of the storm and the effects of local topography.
In general, the cured resins have a favourable combination of properties including good thermal stability, solvent and moisture resistance and good toughness.
Apart from its scheduling functions, the system includes automated vehicle dispatching procedures designed to achieve a favourable combination of customer service and efficiency of vehicle deployment.
In contrast, the Bardeen Cooper Schrieffer theory of conventional superconductivity gives a guide for achieving high Tc with no theoretical upper bound all that is needed is a favourable combination of high-frequency phonons, strong electron phonon coupling, and a high density of states4.
Atmospheric methane concentrations varied substantially in the past, and it has been hypothesized2 that large reserves of methane can form and be trapped under ice sheets and glaciers when there is a favourable combination of carbon-rich sediments, high subglacial pressures, oxygen-poor conditions and low temperatures.
If it misses out on trends like the "internet of things"—embedding miniature computers in everyday objects and connecting them wirelessly it "will lag for a very long time".The big question is not whether the euro-zone economy can grow, given the current, extraordinarily favourable combination of a cheap currency, low oil prices and low financing costs.
It is notable that the non-responders included four patients (Nos 27, 28, 62 and 85, table 5) with the otherwise favourable combination of a systemic LV and pacing-associated dyssynchrony.
Among the Hypericum genus, the therapeutic use and the commercial value of H. perforatum, also known as St. John's wort, are highly appreciated, as various preparations from this plant have been used for decades to treat a spectrum of ailments, owed to its favourable combination of high content in various bioactive metabolites, wide geographical occurrence and long ethnopharmacologic history.
Another favourable combination of features appeared to be diploid cellular DNA content and a low mitotic activity index (11 patients, one died).
The favourable combination of strength and ductility as well as excellent corrosion resistance of CrNiCN-austenitic steels is the reason for their use in biomedical engineering.
