The phrase "a strong combine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a powerful or effective combination of elements, such as skills, resources, or strategies.
Example: "The team's success can be attributed to a strong combine of innovative ideas and effective execution."
Alternatives: "a powerful combination" or "a robust blend".
It was further quantified by thermogravimetric analysis that about 30 wt.% of PA6 formed a strong combining force with CNTs after pan-milling.
The local knowledge and expertise of WBFA and the formalised processes, procedures and scope of work that characterise larger INGOS have resulted in a truly effective programme and a stronger combined capacity to achieve mutual goals.
Using two independent Caucasian populations, we have shown a stronger combined effect of the two commonly occurring CCND1 and COMT genotypes in the context of breast cancer predisposition.
At Site A, strong teamwork and communication were combined with a strong belief in the evidence, which led to a high rate of uptake.
The swing was $421 billion, with much of it a result of normally rising tax revenue in a strong economy combined with caps on spending.
The Fed staff also worried about a strong dollar combined with "a deterioration in global growth prospects, and a decline in [stock] prices", which caused the central bank to revise down its projection for real GDP growth a little.
However, with a strong quarter combined with the presence of his Right to Rise Super Pac, which has raised over $103m so far this year, Bush is still in good shape to mount a comeback.
The genetic evidence was not conclusive by itself but made a strong case combined with the historical evidence that Hemings had indeed become Jefferson's mistress after the death of his wife, Martha.
"We're building a strong squad, combining a core of young Bristol players with some experienced internationals.
You'll need a strong campaign combined with some luck to come out on top this year.
