The phrase "as we combine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the merging or integration of ideas, elements, or components in a collaborative context.
Example: "As we combine our resources, we can achieve greater success in our project."
Alternatives: "as we merge" or "as we integrate".
YouView will very much build on this success as we combine DTT delivery of content with IP content, services and interactive features.
"We are also totally different from most other digital banking services as we combine cheap international money transfers with our everyday current account.
"I have no doubt that consumers, businesses and communities will benefit as we combine the power of fibre broadband with the convenience of leading edge mobile services," he said.
It also reflects the incredible power that Samsung and HARMAN, as a collective force, will bring to our OEM customers as we combine Samsung's scale and resources with HARMAN's deep automotive experience and networks.
Hershenson (co-founder of Danger) added, "As we combine our team and technologies with Microsoft, we see a clear path to evolving that experience and delivering it to an even broader group of consumers".
Therefore, the masses on each degree starts weak, and as we combine, this mass becomes more important, and then it decreases and the mass on the next greater influence degree increases instead.
[33], [35] The number of men in the ">5 hour/week" for vigorous activity is higher than previously described as we combined vigorous work with sporting activities.
As we combined overweight and obese women in our analysis, we also set an upper limit of 11.5 kg for these heaviest women [ 9, 14].
As we combined cupping on the lower back and knee region, we are not sure if the cupping of the knee or the lumbosacral area alone or even sham cupping would be as effective.
As we combined this metric with the risks of events associated with different INR ranges, we were able to adjust for quality of coumarin anticoagulant care and could therefore use country-specific event rates.
All analyses were conducted using the random-effects model (inverse of variance method), as we combined studies with different methodological design and assumed that the true effect size varied from study to study [ 29].
