The phrase "arithmetic combination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or statistical contexts to describe a combination of numbers or variables that are combined using arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division.
Example: "The result of the experiment was an arithmetic combination of the measured values, yielding a final average."
Alternatives: "mathematical combination of" or "numerical combination of".
Gestural performance was quantified as accuracy on five performance dimensions; a composite score, an arithmetic combination of the five performance dimensions, was used as an index of the overall accuracy.
Fixman's work in 1974 and the follow-up studies have developed a method that can factorize the inverse of mass matrix into an arithmetic combination of three sparse matrices one of them is positive definite and needs to be further factorized by using the Cholesky decomposition or similar methods.
The HOMA-IR was adjusted in the final model if the independent variable was not an arithmetic combination of the plasma glucose and the serum insulin.
Fixation of the implant was analysed at the 3) cement-implant interface using an adopted Hoffman failure index (FI), which is an arithmetic combination (Eq.1) of the normal (σn) and shear (σs) stress, with respect to the tensile (St), compressive (Sc) and shear (Ss) strength (Hoffman 1967; Zelle et al. 2011).
Robustness is obtained through a combination of arithmetic filters, expansion arithmetics and symbolic perturbation.
In the article, we derive a new bivariate mean (E a,b)) from the quasi-arithmetic mean and provide its sharp upper and lower bounds in terms of the concave combination of arithmetic and geometric means.
As the coals in the same coal-accumulating basin share similar geological backgrounds and chemical properties (Mao and Xu 1999), it is reasonable to calculate the mercury concentrations by the combination of arithmetic means and the related coal reserves in different regions.
There are several methods for amplifying RNA including the arithmetic transcription methods [ 7, 8], PCR based exponential amplification, or a combination of both arithmetic and exponential amplification [ 9].
FMM is recently attracting a lot of attention because it has a unique combination of optimal arithmetic complexity of O(N), while having high arithmetic intensity, and an optimal communication complexity of O log P), while having high asynchronicity.
With combination of logic, arithmetic, and memory elements a synchronous state machine (SSM), representation of a computer, is realized.
We furthermore investigate different strategies for calculating a mean suction and show that a weighted combination of the arithmetic and geometric mean leads to the best results.
