The phrase "a nuanced combination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a complex or subtle blend of different elements or ideas.
Example: "The dish is a nuanced combination of flavors that highlights the chef's culinary skills."
Alternatives: "a sophisticated blend of" or "a subtle mix of".
He superseded Abramovitsh's satiric bent, developing a nuanced combination of realism, humour, and social commentary.
The lesson to be drawn is that historical theory changes have involved a nuanced combination of conceptual continuity and change that is obscured by simple judgments of reference success and failure guided by retention and nonretention of terms.
Utilizing a nuanced combination of 3D-printed objects, textured 2D printouts, hand-drawn animation, and 35mm film, Kim creates a vividly detailed setting riddled with creative visual gags that play with the various material textures used in the film.
Hollywood has been thinking of them too narrowly — offering all action or all animation — instead of a more nuanced combination, he added.
Transitional justice requires a nuanced and careful combination of justice and reconciliation.
We looked to assess the feasibility of using this particular combination of research tools to provide a nuanced assessment of the end-of-life experience as assessed by proxy respondents.
The answers pointed to a specific, nuanced skill set that is a combination of analytical and personable writing.
A combination of holistic systems biology approaches and traditional reductionist experimentation will be required for a nuanced understanding of this multifaceted disease process.
Never forcing the issue, he invites the viewers into the complex layering of his highly nuanced character, and then with a remarkable combination of satire and dramatic irony, he shatters any preconceived notions of the heavyset athlete doing clerical work in an office.
A nuanced portrait of the Japanese emperor.
