The phrase "combined school" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a school that combines multiple grade levels or educational programs, such as a school that includes both elementary and middle school grades, or a school that offers both traditional and Montessori education. Example: "The new combined school, which serves students from kindergarten through eighth grade, is located in the heart of the city."
From the results in Table 10 it is seen that the combined school enrolment elasticity coefficient is 1.45, implying that for a 1% increase in combined school enrolment, the cellular phone subscription on average increases by about 1.5%.
For several years he combined school teaching with composing soundtracks for animated films.
Julie Field, ICT coordinator at Little Kingshill combined school, Great Missenden, in Buckinghamshire, believes you have to be direct.
Although women were members of Franklin College's first class, the school thereafter was limited to men, as were Marshall College and the combined school.
Artist: The combined school choirs of the Methodist College Belfast & Presentation College Cork with the RTE National Symphony Orchestra conducted by David Brophy.
The newly combined school will serve approximately 1,300 students in 2010, offering a curriculum designed to prepare students for professional careers in creative writing, dance, drama, music, technical theater, and visual art.
While the negative gap increases with the proportion of students attending a vocational track, it is invariant with respect to country differences in the presence of combined schooling and work VET programs.
Gastelum was an early advocate of building a new high school to relieve classroom crowding in largely immigrant neighborhoods of central L.A. The Belmont project, a combined school-retail development, was to rise on a former oil field at the western edge of downtown, beside the Harbor Freeway.
The findings add support for the effectiveness of combined school-based physical activity and nutrition interventions.
The study findings add further support for the effectiveness of combined school-based physical activity and nutrition interventions.
In contrast, water and sanitary conditions are better in lower basic, basic cycle (upper and lower combined) schools, health centres and hospitals.
