The phrase "a combo consisting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a combination of items, elements, or components that make up a whole.
Example: "The dish is a combo consisting of grilled chicken, sautéed vegetables, and a side of rice."
Alternatives: "a combination of" or "a mix of".
A 4-card combo consisting of four-of-a-kind of any card.
A recent combo consisted of halibut and chips, two large fried shrimp, two oysters, a small piece of grilled red snapper and a small salad.
Buffalo Collision This abstract-expressionist combo consists of the alto saxophonist Tim Berne, the cellist Hank Roberts, the pianist Ethan Iverson and the drummer David King.
The last edition of the release is a 3D combo pack consisting of an unrated Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray, DVD, and digital copy version of the film.
We were less enthusiastic about the Greek combo, which consisted of a soggy spinach pie and two squares of ordinary moussaka and pastitsio (layers of ground beef and ziti topped with béchamel sauce).
And, after cracking another "unbelievably" bad Equifax ID and password combo, which consisted of the employees' last names for both slots, researchers could access and modify all kinds of private information, including the Argentine version of the employees' social security numbers.
In Super Street Fighter IV, a second Ultra Combo named "Big Bang Typhoon" was added, consisting of Rufus spinning his body with arms outward in a tornado-inspired fashion.
A combo lens bundle which consists of the frames plus a pair of optical and a pair of tinted lenses costs $135.
The data acquisition for well XXX consisted of triple combo, NMR, and traced coring.
The Saliency filtering phase consisted of the Combo algorithm application to identify the most informative predications.
