The phrase "a noxious combination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a harmful or unpleasant mixture of elements, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "The report highlighted a noxious combination of misinformation and fear that spread rapidly through social media."
Alternatives: "a toxic mix of" or "a harmful blend of".
In Malawi, vulnerable to a noxious combination of drought and flooding, there is little time to waste.
Delhi's air – a noxious combination of exhaust, dust, smoke from wood and dung-fired stoves, burning leaves and industrial output – surpassed Beijing's last year as the dirtiest in the world, according to a study by the World Health Organisation.
This boy ain't never seen nothing quite like it -- pulpy, perverse, pulsating with libido and bile and often a noxious combination of the two.
Thus, hazardous drinking can lead to anxiety through a noxious combination of greater levels of life stress coupled with relatively poor coping skills.
However, the opposite approach, believing in human sinfulness and never experiencing divine forgiveness, "is a noxious combination for mental health".
The puzzling traces that Zhang, as a wide-awake historian, tried to decipher turned on one central question: What noxious combination of internal rot and external threat had led to the fall of the Ming dynasty after more than two centuries of relative stability?
Thus, the noxious combination of pollution from smokestacks and tailpipes causes smog, also known as ozone, a kind of toxic soup, Mr. Martin said.
In fact, Clinton's supporters, and all those who reject Trump as some noxious combination of Father Coughlin and Ethelred the Unready, had reason to feel a surge of optimism last week.
Their collective title, however, is revealing: "FOMO," an acronym for Fear of Missing Out, serves fairly well to encapsulate the noxious combination of desperation and self-importance that permeates the show.
Combo skin-A combination of either.
She is also critical of Eichmann himself for formulating and obeying a noxious set of laws.
