The phrase "a kind of mixture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is composed of different elements or components, often in a way that suggests a blend or combination.
Example: "The smoothie was a kind of mixture of fruits, yogurt, and honey, creating a delicious and refreshing drink."
Alternatives: "a type of blend" or "a sort of combination".
So we ended up with a kind of mixture".In the 1990s, many of the murals disappeared.
I don't really know who he is, except that he is a kind of mixture of Jean-Pierre Léaud and myself.
Joplin was described by Record Mirror in 1969 as "a kind of mixture of Lead Belly, a steam engine, Calamity Jane, Bessie Smith, an oil derrick and rot-gut bourbon, funnelled into the 20th century between El Paso and San Francisco".
So we had to create a kind of mixture.
Scenario C shows semi-supervised ML, a kind of mixture of A and B mixing labeled and unlabeled data, so that the algorithm can find labels according to a similarity measure to one of the given groups.
"The whole thing comes across as a kind of mixture of soap opera and home video," Kim said.
WMA is a kind of asphalt mixture that is produced at 20 55 °C lower than typical hot mix asphalt (HMA).
Literature review suggests that the gearbox vibration is a kind of nonlinear mixture of variant vibration sources and the blind source separation (BSS) is reported to be a promising technique for fault vibration analysis, but very limited work has addressed the nonlinear BSS approach for hybrid faults decoupling diagnosis.
"What's worrying me," Justice Stephen G. Breyer said to Mr. Frey, "is that we're going to be in a kind of bog of mixtures of constitutional law, unclear Oregon state law, not certain exactly what was meant by whom in the context of the trial, et cetera".
"It was a special kind of mixture of fiction, memory and history," he said.
The goat will eventually start lactating a kind of silk-milk mixture, which looks and tastes just like normal milk.
