'perfectly combined' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe when two elements have been combined together in an ideal or perfect way. For example: "The colors of the decor were perfectly combined to create a warm and inviting atmosphere."
Romney said he would have turned it down, too, but his wife convinced him that it perfectly combined his skills.
Megadoses of speed, strength, balance and flexibility, perfectly combined - the raw talent wafts off the screen like pheromones.
That alone made it easy to join those cheering the success of Azinger and his boisterous squad, in whom grits and grit were perfectly combined.
I asked Carbone if, in putting the exhibit together, she'd come to envy Sargent, whose life, it seemed to me, had almost perfectly combined aesthetic purity with worldly success, and work with luxury.
For me, however, The Real Thing is Stoppard's most durable and accessible play: the one in which emotional depth is perfectly combined with structural intricacy and which affords constant delight.
Their production of Sam Carner and Derek Gregor's Unlock'd perfectly combined wit, physical comedy, and a gorgeous score, while Marisa Michelson's choral music transfixed audiences during her haunting biblical musical, Tamar of the River, with librettist Joshua H. Cohen.
Does Shadow and Bone perfectly combine the two?
I've always thought that this 16th-century song perfectly combines the weather, the sea, love and longing for home – the best subjects for poetry.
But only now, in the "sliver of time" when experience and lucidity perfectly combine, is the moment right to stage her first solo show.
"Goodbye, Babylon" had bridged the gap perfectly, combining subtle noise reduction with vintage packaging and music that seemed both ancient and timeless.
This part-faux fur and part knitted beanie perfectly combines both looks– and it'll keep you warm enough to welcome the winter months in style.
