The phrase "tight combination of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a tightly organized combination of individual components. For example, you might say "The success of this project was due to a tight combination of resources, skills, and time management."
This interpretation accounts for the N400 effects associated with differences on each dimension as they stand in contrast to the tight perceptual combination of repeated words and melodies (W = M = ).
These reservoirs are characterized by a "tightening followed by accumulation" process; composite tight reservoirs are a combination of conventional tight reservoirs and deep basin tight reservoirs, characterized by an "accumulation-tightening-accumulation" process.
The game was tense and tight until a combination of backups and starters held the Pacers to 14 fourth-quarter points.
This bound is tight as a combination of parameters that is away from the nominal point K0 slightly more than δ* has been determined at which the system ceases to oscillate.
But as the IMF study notes: "The combination of tight monetary and tight fiscal policy, aimed at significantly reducing the price level and returning to the pre-war parity, had disastrous outcomes.
The sort of track that shuffles about, with the perfect combination of tight, taut synthetic rhythms and the clatter and clang of something more organic or primal.
Wear a combination of Tight T-shirt and loose jeans or loose T-Shirt and tight jeans.
Watch the pass-catching combination of tight end Tony Gonzalez and wideout Derrick Alexander.
The Kuomintang continue to stress economic development, through a combination of tight political control and basic economic freedom.
The combination of tight supply, dodgy municipal distribution and regulatory uncertainty should power sales of private generators for some time.
