The phrase "are combined between" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as the phrase lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The elements are combined between the two processes" does not effectively communicate the intended meaning.
Alternatives: "are combined in" or "are merged between".
"Our preliminary investigation shows that it is extremely difficult to know exactly which data is combined between which services for which purposes, even for trained privacy professionals".
The only varsity teams that had to be combined between the two high schools were girls' and boys' gymnastics, because there were not enough students interested to make two teams, Mr. Marlborough said.
Thus, the number of landslide occurrence pixels on the area must be combined between causal factors.
This study was performed at an academic medical institution with a four-year EM residency program that is combined between two main hospital sites.
Posterior probabilities (Pp) for clades were compared for congruence and post burn in trees were combined between individual runs.
The most basic is that information is combined between databases by merging records at the individual animal (or lower, for example limb) level.
When genotypes and VINOtypes are combined, discrimination between taxa increases and a more accurate representation emerges.
When groups are combined, associations between higher Aβ and lower cognitive performance, especially episodic memory, emerge consistently across studies.
Interactions between Ser-51 and Asp-54 from one subunit are combined with interactions between Arg-20, Arg-42, Cys-62, His-67, His-142 and Arg-166 from the second subunit for the flavin bound in each site.
When all genes are combined, the relationship between conservation of gene expression and morphological similarity is partially masked by housekeeping genes and genes with diverged expression.
