The phrase "also a blend of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that combines different elements or characteristics.
Example: "The dish is not only a traditional recipe but also a blend of various cultural influences."
Alternatives: "also a mixture of" or "additionally a combination of".
There was also a blend of ideas in the community for which the Orphic hymns were written.
Charles Kuralt was the host of the program, which covered not only general news but also a blend of culture and nature.
Instead, she made three other films, including the feature "Lions Love," which is also a blend of documentary and fiction, and stars the filmmaker Shirley Clarke as herself.
"Shirkers" is the director Sandi Tan's first feature — sort of — and it's also a blend of documentary and fiction, in ways that she had originally not planned.
And in between is an evolving neighborhood that is also a blend of the old and the young, the established and the newcomers.
MLG.tv will show the firm's events, of course, but also a blend of original programming – F— Slasher, sadly, remains kaput, but the new eSports Report is worth watching – and content from partners.
What's more, the Lincoln Center movie theatres, and especially the Walter Reade Theatre, are among the most inviting places in the city to see movies — the large screen, open sight lines, and excellent projection also weigh in the scales, alongside the high quality of the programming, which also is a blend of new releases and classic films.
The article also misspelled a blend of tea in an ice cream flavor sold in a shop in Greenpoint.
And the best people in his field will also possess a blend of medical knowledge and computer savvy, he says.
It also requires a blend of skills that are not easily acquired in Russia: "This field is not recognized," she says.
The researchers also ran a blend of seven reconstructions of paleoclimate data in a climate model used by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change to test the impact of TSI.
