The phrase "a strong combination of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a powerful or effective mix of elements, qualities, or factors in various contexts.
Example: "The success of the project was due to a strong combination of teamwork, innovation, and dedication."
Alternatives: "a powerful blend of" or "a robust mix of".
He brings a strong combination of start-up and corporate development knowledge to the team".
"This is a strong combination of two leading companies with highly complementary product suites".
The doctor prescribed James PEP – a strong combination of drugs usually prescribed for people who already have HIV.
The 2002 Australian Open champion then raced through the second set, producing a strong combination of both backhand and forehand winners from the baseline.
The signature cocktail, named for France's high-speed train, TGV, is a strong combination of tequila, gin and vodka, served in a glass atop a weighty concrete plinth.
Minor, a former first-round pick, has displayed a strong combination of strikeout stuff (8.76 K/9IP) and control (2.99 BB/9IP).
It aims at enabling a stronger combination of formal design techniques and analysis tools able to cope with the real complexity of systems and automatically prove that safety properties are unambiguous, consistent and not contradictory, considering an industrial railway context.
The complete list of bidders hasn't emerged, but at this early point it would be difficult to find a group with a stronger combination of deep pockets, a deep Los Angeles connection, and deep affection for the Dodgers.
Sun's Internet technology and Sprint's Internet network will make a strong combination, Keith Paglusch, president of Sprint's E-Solutions group, said in a news release scheduled for distribution today.
"These teams are bringing people from marketing, finance, and accounting – groups that understand collecting and analyzing data – and provide insight to experts within the unit". It's a strong combination, he says, of using data and intuition.
The formation of a "nest" on the particle surface promoted a uniform distribution and strong combination of the nanosized particles on the surface of catalysts.
