The phrase "again a combination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a repeated or reiterated mixture of elements or components.
Example: "The final design is again a combination of modern aesthetics and traditional craftsmanship."
Alternatives: "once more a blend of" or "repeatedly a mixture of".
Instead, when he jabbed the doorbell yet again, a combination of annoyance and curiosity took hold.
A32 NEW YORK/REGION A39-47 Shadof of 70's Crisis Hangs Over City Again A combination of the slowing economy, the collapse of the dot-com bubble and the impact of the attacks on the World Trade Center has raised the specter of New York City enduring another period of austerity much like that of the 1970's, though comparisons are elusive.
The word "paraphyletic" is, once again, a combination of two Geek words, para (near) and phyle (tribe), so the implication is that the whole tribe is not present (Fig. 13).
Here again, a combination of affordability and service will likely win out: Casper will send you a mattress and let you try it risk-free for 100 days, minimizing the need to head to a store (Warby has a similar practice).
He has done so again and again, through a combination of good fortune, perseverance, wit and missteps by his opponents.
That said, the angels do kind of show the same traits again and again -- a combination of immaturity and arrogance.
I Did It Again" to a combination of music box and automated choir.
She also spoke about the types of instructional practices that help students learn, again stressing a combination of approaches.
As markets head lower again amid a combination of concerns, insurer Resolution is one of the biggest fallers.
We may get lucky again, and a combination of prevention, deterrence and intelligence -- together with the inherent difficulty of successfully weaponizing diseases -- could allow us to live through several more decades unscathed.
But the US president, bruised by the failure of his healthcare bill, could again face a combination of doubtful Democrats and sceptical conservatives threatening to scuttle the flagship project.
