The phrase "a composite of different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is made up of various elements or components.
Example: "The artwork is a composite of different styles, blending realism with abstract expressionism."
Alternatives: "a mixture of various" or "a blend of different".
In this paper, we develop a theory that determines this target homeostatic radius, wall thickness, and material composition, the artery wall being a composite of different constituents with nonlinear material properties (Holzapfel et al. 2000).
Simon could have been a composite of different magicians of the period.
Tracking each of these would involve using a composite of different indicators and some major challenges.
Her story is drawn from printed sources, and she is a composite of different real persons.
Mr. Wansbrough insisted that the text of the Koran appeared to be a composite of different voices or texts compiled over dozens if not hundreds of years.
Samuel Shimon's Iraqi in Paris could have been a good choice for the prize, but the nominated English version was a composite of different translators' work.
Ms. Mort described Mr. Henderson's character as "a composite of many different loves and aspects of love in Nina's life".
Because translation is such an important part of the piece, the play also contains a translator character, who is a composite of several different translators we worked with in Jordan (the other characters are not composites and are direct representations of individuals we met).
The image above is a composite of four different rocket launches.
Each note is a composite of many different computer-generated tones, separated by an octave, so it's impossible to say if the one that follows is above or below on the musical scale.
"Wannabe CEO" could have been angry or malignant, but Roth renders his subject (actually a composite of various different people) delicately and with a sympathetic eye, even if it is winking at us.
