combinedpayoff
nounUK /kəmˈbaɪnd ˈpeɪɒf/
US /kəmˈbaɪnd ˈpeɪɔf/
The good result you get when two or more things work together.
The combined payoff of saving money and eating at home was a nice family vacation.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The total money won from more than one bet or game.
Her combined payoff from the three races was enough to buy a new bike.
3. The final good result of doing several steps together.
The combined payoff of practice and teamwork was a winning season.
4. The sum of all the good things that come from a choice.
The combined payoff of the new park was cleaner air and happier kids.