"functional combination" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to two or more elements that, when put together, produce a desired outcome or function. For example, "The furniture in this room is arranged in a functional combination of comfort and style."
Decor is a rather grand word for the pleasingly functional combination of wipe-down white wall tiles, brushed copper tubing and raw wood for tables, floors and everything else in between.
However, up until now, functional combination is still the main method for product system design in China.
Biohybrids can be defined as the functional combination of proteins, viable cells or microorganisms with non-biological materials.
This functional combination can be interpreted as some balance between the minimization of its own cost and the benchmark index tracking to the minor agents' average.
We found that an overall architecture that was based on a circularly permuted version of avidin, dual-chain avidin, and hydrophobin gave a highly functional combination.
Design of novel hybrid devices by the functional combination of living systems and nano-structured semiconductors is attractive from scientific aspects as well as from technological point of view.
This topic should be thoroughly explored since modern technology management in small and medium-sized enterprises in most cases implies functional combinations of the direct CTO functions with other organizational responsibilities and activities.
Fig. 3 A diagram showing the processes of exaptation (shifts in function), collage (assembling existing elements into new functional combinations), scaffolding (loss of a component that was formerly required for the assembly of a complex arrangements of parts), and direct adaptation by natural selection (including secondary adaptation) in the evolution of a complex feature.
The six catchments have different land use compositions with functional combinations of crop, grassland, shrubland, secondary forest, and plantations.
The fusion of two or more protein domains enhances bioactivities or generates novel functional combinations with a wide range of biotechnological and (bio pharmaceutical applications.
Inspired by natural fusion proteins, synthetic fusion proteins have been designed to achieve synergistically improved bioactivities or to generate novel functional combinations derived from each of their component moieties, which are integrated into one molecule by peptide linkers.
