The phrase "a neat combination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a well-organized or effective blend of different elements or ideas.
Example: "The dish is a neat combination of flavors that come together beautifully."
Alternatives: "an elegant mix of" or "a clever blend of".
"She is a neat combination of both".
The Fly12 is a neat combination of a full HD camera and front light.
"It was a neat combination of people telling stories, sharing memories or giving technical advice," he said.
Thereafter, there were plenty of neat moves, a neat combination of passes between Luke Young, Zheng and Song culminating in the full-back forcing Hahnemann to save, but confidence seeped away as the chances became more infrequent.
A neat combination of three-quarter-length duster coat, over-the-knee pencil skirt and simple camisole was a no-brainer formula for spring, while cool diversion came from an elegant stone-washed print on denim – not to mention a soundtrack dominated by New York early-eighties no wave group ESG.
With any luck, things will calm down after that, and we can get back to enjoying the fine performances of Peter Krause as Nick George, the bemused outsider and semicorrupted family consigliere -- a neat combination of Nick Carraway and Tom Hagen -- and Donald Sutherland as the possibly creepy paterfamilias Tripp Darling.
Calzaghe works a neat combination into Jones' body... then Calzaghe goes down!
After a neat combination between Cristiano Ronaldo and Scholes, Darren Fletcher swept a 25-yard shot against the bar.
Barton fired a low shot past Ruddy after some neat combination play between Alejandro Faurlin and Clint Hill down the left.
Ten minutes later, James Milner scored for City, finishing a neat passing combination on the right side.
It's a neat color combination, but hard to do up in lights (black lights, anyone?) and baked goods.
