"in combinations with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that two or more items are being used together to accomplish something. For example: "We used a variety of organic materials in combinations with modern technology to create a new type of product."
Menus focus on "superfoods," 14 functional foods outlined in the book "SuperFoods Rx," which are supposed to be eaten in combinations with other foods for maximum benefits.
Mr. Delmas said it was "less subtle than the Yin Zhen," and less prone to being overwhelmed in combinations with other ingredients.
She is especially good at aesthetic detail: the exquisitely dyed shades of the Heian ladies' robes, many-layered in combinations with names like "Flowering Iris" and "Beneath the Snow"; the secret, inherited recipes for incense blends; the seasonal images slipped into 31-syllable waka poems and bounced from one poetic correspondent to the next.
He complements the other strikers we've got and can play in combinations with all of them.
Should angiogenesis inhibitors be used alone or in combinations with other existing anticancer drugs?
For CVD processes, the most popular silicon precursors are silane and tetramethylsilane (TMS) in combinations with methane, benzene or acetylene.
In the study area, 5 6 layer model is obtained, and therefore, the curve types are identified accordingly in combinations with the basic types.
Use of CA alone or in combinations with salicylic acid (SA) and MA increased the essential oil production of Ocimum basilicum L. and Anethum graveolens L. [31, 32].
Depending on the 57Co activity level in the flood phantom, floods may be used separately or in combinations with other older flood phantoms.
This gene, in combinations with gene × gene (G × G) and gene × environment (G × E) interactions nonetheless remains incompletely understood, with some association findings remaining controversial.
Antitumor activity of compounds 7 and 12 as single-agents and in combinations with doxorubicin was assessed in breast cancer bearing animals induced by MNU.
