The phrase "a composition can be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature, characteristics, or possibilities of a composition, such as in writing, music, or art.
Example: "A composition can be a powerful tool for expressing complex emotions and ideas."
Alternatives: "a piece may be" or "a work can be".
The quality of a composition can be a very subjective matter.
Similarly to relationships, since interfaces of a composition can be left undefined by a template, mappings can be established between interface types of child objects and interface types of the composition.
The number of hexose residues in a composition can be used to determine the maximum possible number of antennae that can be sialylated because the terminal galactose is a required substrate for sialic acid glycosyltransferase activity.
Other software can print music scores, so that a composition can be used with a school orchestra or a home rock band.
Local subsoil of almost any composition can be used, although an adobe mix would be preferable.
A good example would be the question of just how faulty a performance of a difficult composition can be and still count as a performance of the work.
A case study is also presented to show how a service composition can be specified in a workflow and then formally verified before executable code generation.
Whereas a particular composition can be assigned to a musical era based on a number of rather broad timbral and melodic characteristics, the association with a particular composer (compositional style) is more specific, but does not rely on knowledge of the particular composition.
Almost any revamped modern version of a familiar composition can be construed as a "comment on the naivete of the original," ante, at 13, because of the difference in style and because it will be amusing to hear how the old tune sounds in the new genre.
The second presentation of a new composition can be more difficult to arrange than the first, and often more important to its future.
Single-phased (anatase or rutile) and bi-phased coatings with a controlled composition can be deposited depending on the temperature and the TTIP mole fraction.
