The phrase "astute combination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a clever or insightful blend of elements, ideas, or strategies that work well together.
Example: "The team's astute combination of innovative technology and traditional methods led to a successful project outcome."
Alternatives: "clever blend" or "insightful mix".
The London Symphony Chorus sang vigorously throughout, and Elder's astute combination of dynamism and sensitivity articulated the work's spiritual dimension as well as its direct emotional appeal.
His signatures were the spectacular overhead kick and the long-range strike, not the astute combination play or the tap-in produced by clever movement off the ball.
After just a few short years, an astute combination of political and military pressure pulled Iraq out of the depths of sectarian warfare.
The film constantly cuts in mid-sentence between Rob talking to camera in a bar and the two women conversing over lunch, and a combination of astute direction, fine acting and spot-on editing gives it an easy, seamless quality.
Judith Martin, a founding member and now the artistic director of the Paper Bag Players, has managed, through a combination of astute grantsmanship, tight management and a keen sense of how to elicit squeals of pleasure from her audiences, to keep her company going through 45 years.
The quality of the early stories arose from an addictive combination of astute character-drawing and brisk, episodic construction; yet Michael Tolliver Lives was an uncharacteristically drab experiment in confessional, first-person narrative that managed to turn one of the most beloved characters in gay fiction into a self-pitying bore.
The authorities in Hong Kong are reined in by a legal system bequeathed by the British; they cannot, as officials commonly do in mainland China, handle unrest with a combination of astute bargaining, thuggish violence, ruthless treatment of ringleaders and tight controls over media and the internet.
Mandelson is an astute politician whose unusual combination of talents suggest that he will become a highly effective commissioner.
These findings represent astute clinical observations and the combination with possible cellular pathophysiology and potential implications for treating AMD make this a worthy manuscript for consideration.
Langella's Nixon was a cunning combination of cornball and oddball: bitter, humiliated, astute, and vainglorious.
By 1931, with the combination of superior financial management and an astute brand and product line strategy, GM had 43% market share to Ford's 20% — a lead it never relinquished.
