"combined view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a perspective from which multiple elements of a situation are considered as a whole. For example, "Taking a combined view of the data, we can draw several conclusions."
These images produced by X-ray scattering analysis show the normal tropoelestin molecule (in green), the genetically modified version created by the researchers (in magenta), and a combined view to emphasize the areas where the two versions differ.
On different occasions, we are informed, Carneades defended the simple view that the goal is actually to obtain the natural advantages or the combined view that it is virtue together with pleasure (Fin. 2.35; 5.20; Acad. 2.132, 139).
Using this combined view we find that, on average, every individual genome carries a disrupted allele at 35 ± 4 loci, of which 11 ± 3 are homozygously affected (Additional file 1: Figure S7).
The framework emphasizes on a combined view of three main aspects i.e. environment, resources and economic benefits.
The combined view of process and product models enables the control of real processes, as well as the simulation of planned sequences.
In this paper we thus turn to an exploratory case study to identify what such a combined view of the value and supply chain would entail.
This Katelyn Ohashi floor routine from January has generated more than 117m combined views across social media platforms.
RT's YouTube "Skripal" playlist of 60 videos has more than 1.6 million combined views and more than 32,000 comments.
By midday Tuesday, there were at least 14 versions of the play on YouTube.com with more than 1 million combined views.
The former saw 88 million combined views, compared with the 124 million this time around, over the same time frame.
Not far behind are the two trailers for the Twilight Saga movies, which have combined views of 984 million.
