"combining insights" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the process of synthesizing or combining different ideas or perspectives in order to gain a deeper understanding. For example: "By combining insights from multiple sources, the team was able to come up with a more comprehensive strategy."
Watson and Crick solved the DNA problem by combining insights from chemistry, biology, and X-ray crystallography.
Nannette is an expert on global mobility, combining insights into what employers expect and how recent graduates can prepare for those career demands.
This led me to lead a small market research institute which specialized in combining insights from interviews and data analysis.
"By combining insights from musical onset detection and statistical language modeling, we have designed and evaluated a number of deep-learning methods for learning to choreograph," they say.
These companies develop products by combining insights into the Chinese consumer with global platforms and then finding markets outside the country for those innovations.
She is a behavioral economist, combining insights from economics and psychology to improve decision-making in organizations and society, often with a gender or cross-cultural perspective.
Combining insight from our editorial teams with the customisable homepage of the Guardian app, recommendations delivered to Apple Watch make any moment in the day richer.
Combining insight into the wine business accrued over eight years helping lead a boutique winery, with her strong interest in social entrepreneurship, she began this endeavor.
It takes a special kind of leadership, combining insight into leading-edge technologies, with customer needs and sometimes, nerves of steel".
His research combines insights from biology and cognitive psychology to improve the reliability of character description.
His research combines insights from medicine with methods from biostatistics, computer science, and econometrics.
