The phrase "a special mixture of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a unique combination of elements, ingredients, or components in various contexts, such as cooking, chemistry, or even metaphorical uses.
Example: "The chef created a special mixture of spices that enhanced the flavor of the dish."
Alternatives: "a unique blend of" or "an exclusive combination of".
A sign costs three dollars and lasts from three to Four months, he uses a special mixture of concrete.
Even then, diners can ask for a special mixture of steamed organic rice and red beans, equally suitable for vegetarian diets.
Today, they come in vacuum-packed bags and are manufactured by Boar's Head with a special mixture of beef, pork and veal.
The New York novels share a tone, a voice — a special mixture of reporting and rhapsodic metropolitan poetry — that, though an extension of the tone of serene amusement Howells discovered in Venice, is in crucial ways unsettled, and more unsettling.
Furthermore, we define federated clouds in contrast to other work such as [2] not only as synonymous to hybrid clouds but as a special mixture of hybrid and community clouds.
Janet Yellen has a special mixture of friendliness and competence as she packs facts and figures into her sentences.
Danny Boyle's delirious dreamscape wove together pageantry, pastoral, pain and pride to create a new vision of nationhood – a supremely fresh portrait of that special mixture of enduring tolerance and suppressed passion that has always underlined our national identity.
[We cut to a shot of a whole turkey being rubbed in their special mixture of secret spices.
Mr. Gervais gives Bertram many of the same comic tics he brought to David Brent in "The Office" and Andy Millman in "Extras": a stammering befuddlement that is simultaneously verbose and nonsensical; sickly smiles and joyless laughs in which his mirth curdles with self-doubt; a tongue-tied staccato; and his special mixture of clueless grandiosity, insensitivity and stifled humiliation.
If the screenplay occasionally toys with satire, the movie settles into being essentially a realistic vision of Hollywood society and the special mixture of star buzz, big money and insecurity that haunts a youth-obsessed milieu, where you're hot one minute and cold the next and every project is a gamble.
They bridge higher education and military service at a time when the nation very much needs their special mixture of character, dedication, and intellect.
