The phrase "a cluster composed of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a group or collection of items, elements, or entities that are formed together.
Example: "The research focused on a cluster composed of various species of plants that thrive in arid environments."
Alternatives: "a group made up of" or "a collection consisting of".
More than one million people annually now visit the museum, which became the centrepiece of the Bilbao Art District: a cluster composed of the maritime museum, the fine arts museum and the Sala Rekalde art centre.
A single desktop computer equipped with a GPU is shown to be 1.4 times faster than the parallel implementation of the bidomain equations running on a cluster composed of 16 processing cores.
The data transmitting end of the experimental platform is a cluster composed of five servers.
Then a cluster, composed of a "focal term" and several "facet terms", is extracted from the hot term network.
We consider a cluster composed of three cells (L = 3), each of which corresponds to a sector of sectored cells, as depicted in Figure 1.
Evaluation is performed on a cluster composed of 6 similar servers (two Intel Xeon E5520 quad core CPU 2.2GHz, 8GB DDR RAM, Linux-2.6.18.8 OS, Citrix Xen-5.6.0 hypervisor).
In addition, the PC analysis showed a substructure with all the European samples and 4 US samples in a first cluster, and a second cluster composed of the 11 remaining US samples.
A third cluster composed of 12 SSTs includes an almost exact match (98.9% aa identity) to the recently described L. hesperus aggregate silk gland factor 2 (Family ID 19, Table 2).
The integrated plasmid encoded a resistance cluster composed of aphA-III, sat4 and a partial aadE (aminoglycoside resistance), as well as mphC and msrA (macrolide resistance), thus resolving the genomic context of these genes previously noted by Monecke et al. [ 20].
We observe a small cluster composed of σD, CtsR and SinR (a broken line circle in Fig. 5A), which is consistent with the result in Fig. 4. Here, σD is the σ 28-form subunit of RNA polymerase, and many σD-dependent genes are known to be necessary for flagellar synthesis and motility functions [ 38].
In this work, we derive a mass equilibrium model to describe the diffusion and reaction processes in a cell cluster composed of different cell populations.
