The phrase "a singular combination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a unique or distinct mixture of elements, qualities, or characteristics.
Example: "The dish is a singular combination of flavors that you won't find anywhere else."
Alternatives: "a unique blend of" or "an exceptional mix of".
It is a singular combination of a domestic spy service and an auditing bureau.
Whether he's crooning with an acoustic guitar or roaring atop a digital beat, he projects a singular combination of ruthlessness and tenderness.
Composed of free verse and prose, In Parenthesis is at once a poem, a novel, and a singular combination of both.
Rijker, the subject of "Shadow Boxers," has, over a lifetime of combat-sports competition, forged a singular combination of discipline and skill, grace and strength.
Piranesi's oeuvre reflects a singular combination of remarkable imagination and a deep understanding of construction, which helped to cultivate an unprecedented appreciation of Roman architecture.
The result was a singular combination of sleek modernism and Disneyesque ornamentation that might be described as International Style Fever Dream.
Former President of the American Jewish Congress, whose longtime leadership exemplified a unique and singular combination of activism and scholarship.
On November 5, our series of pop-up dinner salons kicks off with the 4,200-mile 4,200-mile a rural Italian countryside, with a four-course dinner celebrating the country's singular combination of culture, history, and mouthwatering cuisine.
It was the singular combination of Kleenex, peanut butter, a shower cap and earplugs that let Jane Scott thrive in her chosen field for nearly 40 years.
Though the songs are addictive, Babymetal's sharpest asset is its singular combination of J-pop's theatrical pageantry and metal's primal sprint.
But it can definitely be said that Ms. Baranski, a New York stage star who became nationally famous for the sitcom "Cybill," holds her own against the memory of Ms. Lansbury's singular combination of music-hall craft and operatic presence.
