The phrase "and combined in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of merging or integrating different elements into a single entity or concept.
Example: "The data from various sources were collected and combined in a comprehensive report."
Alternatives: "and merged into a" or "and integrated into a".
In the second innings, Craig came out to bat at 1/28 in the second innings on a sticky wicket and combined in a defiant third-wicket partnership of 59 with Colin McDonald.
So with the Apple Watch, again, existing functions are rethought and combined in a new and uniquely appealing way.
The contents of each impinger were dissolved in HPLC-grade acetonitrile and combined in a volumetric flask.
These are linearised and combined in a state-space model used for the controller design.
These are piped to the mountainside and combined in a snow gun that is powered by electricity.
Relict pore ice δD and δ18O series from the upper and lower core profiles are compared and combined in a composite series in this section.
Second, the contrast and standard error estimates were selected according to the contrast name, re-scaled if needed and combined in a mixed-effects GLM.
Consequently, accuracy loss, sparseness regularization, and diversity measure can be balanced and combined in a convex quadratic programming problem.
In these forms soloists, ensembles, and instrumental parts were opposed and combined in a great variety of ways by composers like Heinrich Schütz, Giacomo Carissimi, and Henry Purcell.
They are compared and combined in a heuristic concentration approach to investigate whether it is possible to improve the results within limited computational times.
Species-specific primers were designed and combined in a multiplex PCR resulting in fragments of different length and therefore different melting behavior for each species.
