The phrase "a subtle combination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a nuanced blend of different elements or qualities in various contexts, such as art, music, or flavors.
Example: "The dish was a subtle combination of sweet and savory flavors that delighted the palate."
Alternatives: "a delicate mix of" or "a nuanced blend of".
She and Mr. Fischl share a preoccupation with what they call otherness, which they define as a subtle combination of alienation and recognition.
Rather, as with most other illnesses, we're at the mercy of a subtle combination of genes and environment that none of us can fully predict.
It was through a subtle combination of the two types that the characteristic church of the Byzantine Empire emerged, thanks to some experiments made in the eastern Mediterranean area in the 5th century.
In these hybrid catalysts, enantioselection is achieved with the help of the second coordination sphere, that is, a subtle combination of secondary interactions between the biomolecular scaffold, the catalyst, and the substrate.
"Cozy chic!" Mr. Lam said backstage, referring to his subtle combination of textures, from a flower-embroidered top in bonded jersey with an eel-skin skirt or an embossed lace pattern.
For some reason, the subtle combination of elements that creates a satisfying local standby eludes most chefs and restaurateurs.
Design with a capital D is what is winning over Apple cohorts --that subtle cofbination of materials, weight, lines, and how it feels in your hand.
With this subtle combination of red and green, humour and grossness, plus a tsunami of word-of-mouth recommendations, the hits on his joecartoon.com went up to 400,000 a day.
Fortunately, years of flatsharing as ex-students in Wellington plus the extremely odd reactions their subtle combination of good looks, comedy and the funk got meant new material was never going to be a problem.
