  To maximise the information obtained from various independent new physics
searches conducted at the LHC, it is imperative to consider the combination of
multiple analyses. To showcase the exclusion power gained by combining signal
regions from different searches, we consider a simplified scenario inspired by
supersymmetry, with all particles but one squark flavour and a bino-like
neutralino decoupled. The corresponding signal therefore comprises strong
squark pair production, associated squark-neutralino production, as well as
weak neutralino pair production. We find that considering the associated and
strong production mechanisms together significantly impacts mass limits, while
contributions from the weak production are insignificant in the context of
current exclusion limits. In addition, we demonstrate that the combination of
uncorrelated signal regions as assessed from the recent TACO approach
substantially pushes exclusion limits towards higher masses, relative to the
bounds derived from the most sensitive individual analyses.
