The phrase "a valuable combination" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a mix of elements or qualities that together provide significant worth or benefit.
Example: "The team's diverse skills and experiences create a valuable combination that enhances our project outcomes."
Alternatives: "a beneficial mix" or "a worthwhile blend."
But I think Coca-Cola is GREAT!" Ms. Cho, 29, has a valuable combination in a playwright: insight, sensitivity and humor.
The result is a valuable combination of wake-up call, strategy manual, reality check, eyewitness to history, and, most of all, inspirational tale". "It is rare for authors to have the kind of intimate contact with their subject matter that Steven K. Ashby and Robert Bruno have in their book about the great 2012 strike by Chicago public school teachers.
Olivia has a valuable combination of curiosity, capacity and persistence.
He has "a valuable combination of skills that are not often found in one individual," Pocholle says.
A valuable combination may be our kind of equipment, coupled with high-level Echo machines used every time needed, as we repeatedly wrote [55].
A valuable combination may be our kind of equipment, coupled with high-level Echo machines used every time needed, as we repeatedly wrote [ 55].
Our combination of sharp minds, acute senses, dexterous hands, and sure feet have not yet been matched by any machine, and it remains a hugely valuable combination.
I assume those are the months when his bottles of a particularly valuable combination AIDS pill — one of my other patients tells me each bottle will fetch many hundreds of dollars on the black market — move from Ralph's possession to someone else's.
MCI must pacify the regulators by selling off assets — but not so much that Ebbers is left with a much less valuable combination.
Landau demonstrates a rare and extremely valuable combination of both technical expertise and policy savvy, and the material is presented in way that is accessible for the general public yet specific enough to guide policymakers in Congress and the Executive branch for whom it should be required reading.
