The phrase "active combination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the dynamic interaction or integration of different elements or factors.
Example: "The active combination of various teaching methods can enhance student engagement and learning outcomes."
Alternatives: "dynamic integration" or "interactive blend".
Six protective factors were defined: healthy body weight (BMI ≤ 25 kg/m); absence of central obesity (WHR <0.90 for men and WHR <0.85 for women); physically active (combination of medium and high activity groups); never smokers; light drinkers (3.5 7 units of alcohol per week) and a prudent dietary pattern.
Despite active combination DMARD treatment, this patient had had high disease activity and HAQ score throughout the follow-up, and by 11 years, also had damage in large joints as well as one total joint replacement.
All active drugs, including EPI, should be considered to design the most active combination.
Carboplatin plus gemcitabine is an active combination for patients with MBC despite significant but manageable hematologic toxicity.
ETAR and ETBR antagonists prevented ET-1-induced contraction only partially even with a maximally active combination of both derivatives.
An obvious explanation is that all the progeny also carried the active combination of elav-GAL4 and UAS-endoAA66W (see Methods).
Quercetin and active combinations were found to be more effective when the antibiotics were combined with them.
C. cellulovorans also changes cellulosomal subunits to form highly active combinations dependent on the carbon substrate.
To identify potential inhibitors of WTA, active combinations were tested against the CA-MRSA USA300 ΔtarO strain.
Antitretroviral therapy (ART), which uses highly active combinations of drugs, improves survival in HIV-infected persons (11, 12 ).
MIC is clearly a well tolerated regime and among the most active combinations in non-small cell lung cancer.
