"life combination" is correct and usable in written English.
Generally, it is used to describe the different combinations of experiences and decisions that can contribute to a person's life. For example: Everyone has their own unique life combination of joys and sorrows.
It has been estimated that of 92 potentially possible modes of life – combinations of feeding style, tiering and motility — no more than a dozen are occupied by the end of the Ediacaran.
Switching to another statin (preferably with different metabolism) An alternate-day or weekly dosage of statins with longer half-life Combination therapy (with ezetimibe) with infrequent statin dosing Nonstatin lipid lowering drugs (BSA ezetimibe, fibrate, nicotinic acid) Dietary manipulation and nutraceuticals.
P. vivax infection recurrences after treatment with short, intermediate, and long half-life combinations were symptomatic in 58.3% (158 of 271), 42.7% (230 of 539), and 40.6% (149 of 367) of cases, respectively (P <.001 for overall difference).
In real life, the combination of Web and world isn't a bad one.
The words evoke arcane science, but also the randomness and inevitability that abound in everyday life, whose combination of chaos and stillness -- experienced at one of history's current hot spots -- Mr. Balk conveys with strange effectiveness.
The old marsh life, a combination of artistry and innocence that captivated outsiders well into the 1970s, may perhaps remain the property of ageing memories and old travel books.
Across much of Asia, where there were similar influences shaping early modern metropolitan life, a combination of perpetual humidity and relentless progress has buried the remnants of colonial civic planning.
As you can see in the screenshot below, Vohra recently got an email from Spark Capital's Bijan Sabet and can immediately see what the man looks like in real life, in combination with links to his Twitter, Flickr, Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn and other social network profiles.
Although we don't usually associate data coding with plant life, the combination works through Lu's expert time-lapse video (shown above).
His take on happiness, however, is that it is a side effect, a by-product, of living a meaningful life in combination with fortunate circumstance.
A search of the published literature from January 1st 1990 to February 15th 2010 was undertaken using the keywords: "Parkinson"; "Parkinson's disease"; "cost"; "cost effectiveness"; and "quality of life", in combination.
