The phrase "a mix of fixed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a combination of fixed elements, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The project requires a mix of fixed and variable components to ensure flexibility."
Alternatives: "a combination of fixed" or "a blend of fixed".
The binding is a mix of fixed and rotating hinges, so very little snow flies up your back.
Any final deal is likely to include a mix of fixed payments and a percentage of overall revenues.
Last month, I.B.M. announced the availability of a new family of microchips with a mix of fixed and programmable elements that allow customers to design their devices.
A wireless mesh network (WMN) is a hybrid network built on a mix of fixed and mobile nodes which are interconnected via wireless links [1, 2].
The various problems presented in January by security researchers have to be addressed by a mix of fixes at the application, OS, kernel and microarchitecture level.
The department also wants to identify a mix of equipment — some on fixed towers, others on trucks for mobility — so that officials can tailor uses to the different needs along the border.
Diversification, as defined by a formulaic mix of stocks, fixed income and cash does not by itself prepare clients for the sort of failure we've experienced, when all major asset classes cratered at once.
They do this by investing the money in a mix of corporate bonds that pay fixed amounts of interest, and companies that pay out dividends each year.
It can be seen that most of Chinese researchers have applied a mix of variables, including monetary variables (fixed asset, expenditure, revenue), volume variables (actual number of open beds, number of employees), and ratio variables (bed occupation rate, number of stays in hospitals, etc).
Mr. Bush offered a mix of unilateral and global fixes.
For example, the lesion samples contain a mix of cell types obtained at a fixed time point.
