'combined advantages' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the positive outcomes of two or more different entities working together. For example, "The combined advantages of our two companies will create a win-win situation for both of us."
The utilization of corrugation for improvement in heat transfer is increasingly becoming interesting recently due to its combined advantages such as extended surfaces, turbulators as well as roughness.
Dopant-free carrier-selective contacts (CSCs) are considerably attractive on highly efficient crystalline silicon (c-Si) based heterojunction solar cells (HSCs) owing to their combined advantages of low thermal budget, ease of processing and simplicity of the device architecture.
These composites have the combined advantages of the component phases, as well as the inherent ease in optimization where desired material properties can be tailored in a well-controlled manner.
In contrast to traditional optimization techniques, the proposed GA has the following combined advantages: it allows both topological structure and component sizes of a compensator of any complexity to be optimized by introducing variable-length chromosomes.
These constructs have the combined advantages of preformed porous scaffolds and in situ forming hydrogels in allowing enhanced mass transfer, uniform cell seeding, and protection of cells from excessive, non-physiological shear stress.
The solver has combined advantages in accuracy, efficiency, memory, and parallelization as it applies a well-posed boundary integral formulation to circumvent many numerical difficulties associated with the PB equation and uses an O(NlogN) treecode to accelerate the GMRES iterative solver.
