The phrase "combined visit" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to visiting multiple places or doing multiple activities during one outing or trip. Example: "Our family took a combined visit to the zoo and the aquarium. It was a fun and educational day for everyone."
During workflow observations HCW (nurses and physicians combined) visited the back of the test room the least number of times, i.e. site A and site E. Site C (near the entrance to the test room) and site B (close to the computer) were the most frequently entered by HCW.
I would love a tour that combines visiting the coast with studying its geology.
Called Sinai and Desert, it combines visiting the pyramids, snorkelling in the Red Sea and camping with the Bedouin.
But why wait until the end of your footballing career when you can combine visits to the physio with learning to fly a helicopter, eh?
Lucas & Randall, with two spring garden tours May 16 to 25 and May 18 to 25, combines visits to extensive classical landscape gardens with smaller, more intimate ones, and adds sightseeing too.
The tourism slowdown has spurred hotels and resorts to offer package deals, such as the Fairmont Royal York's package combining visits to Toronto with tours of several wineries in the Niagara Falls region.
"When the tank is empty, can you drive the car?" he asked me last fall, as I was telling him about my project: combining visits to Bikram studios with a cross-country car trip.
--More AmericansAmericans will be combining visits to China with trips to other countries in the Orient.
This is a potentially attractive strategy considering high levels of immunization coverage [ 26], and the possibility of reducing costs to caregivers by combining visits.
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