You can combine a metric X with a dimension Y in Google Analytics
If X and Y have the same scope
If X and Y have been precalculated together in an aggregate table
If X and Y are in the same channel grouping
If X and Y have the same campaign
as long as sampling is not required
Correct Answer
If X and Y have the same scope
Official documentation: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1033861?hl=en
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