The phrase "agreeable combination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a mixture or blend of elements that are pleasant or satisfactory together.
Example: "The dish was an agreeable combination of flavors that delighted the palate."
Alternatives: "pleasant blend of" or "harmonious mix of".
Eaten alone, the kushikatsu ($1.75 a skewer, $35 for a party pack of 27) is an agreeable enough combination of flavors and textures, although it must be eaten quickly before an extended carryout trip robs it of its crisp crust.
Its retractable hardtop offers an unbeatable combination of top-down, open-air motoring when the elements are agreeable, and the cozy feeling of a coupe when you want to shut out the outdoors.
An agreeable, mopey senior at a Manhattan prep school, George is either epically lazy or seriously depressed, or some combination of the two.
That doesn't say anything about me, other than that I have friends in Rome and am good at sensible eating — the kind born of a combination of economy and the human palate's helpfulness in turning what is edible into what is agreeable.
This combination of features seems to suggest that judgments of beauty should be assimilated to judgments of the agreeable.
It's called "erotic capital", a term that encompasses "a nebulous but crucial combination of beauty, sex appeal, skills of self-presentation and social skills… which makes some men and women agreeable company and colleagues, attractive to all members of their society and especially to the opposite sex".
The combination of shorter contract length (virtually a guarantee in any new collective bargaining agreement) and a mutual opt-out would give players the means to control their own futures by way of a facet that team owners would actually find agreeable.
Some combination of them all?
A combination of the above?
