The phrase "a composition in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of written work, such as an essay, article, or piece of literature, that involves a particular theme or subject matter.
Example: "The novel is a composition in which the author explores the complexities of human relationships."
Alternatives: "a work that explores" or "a piece in which".
A satire, said Samuel Johnson, is a composition "in which wickedness or folly is censured".
Then paint or draw a composition in which food is the primary subject.
The 1861 court ruled in favor of Perrot, agreeing that the composition of a dance "could nevertheless constitute a composition in which copyright might exist".
The reason I couldn't just go out into the street and make a recording is that this is a composition in which every element lines up to a tempo.
People who dislike Tchaikovsky often charge him with sentimentality, and such people tend to single out "The Sleeping Beauty"—in contrast, for example, to the symphonies as a composition in which he laudably overcame that weakness.
According to Roger Fry the painting was intended for the hospital in Aix-en-Provence, which "refused with indignation a composition in which the surgeon's art is revealed as belonging to the nightmare visions of Edgar Allan Poe.
Now, in search of perfect polyphony he has come out with a one-of-a-kind composition, in which twelve independent voices play on the ear and mind, no two of their independent melodic phrases beginning or ending at the same moment.
"Clouds of Joy" is like a visionary folk tale: a mandala composition in which a multiracial quartet of babies is falling in blue space from the thighs of four pregnant women, framed by a border of puffy clouds.
The rats in the first four diet groups were fed a diet with a typical composition in which the majority of calories were from complex carbohydrates, whereas the HFG diet contained higher amounts of fat and glucose (Fig. 1B).
The rats in the first four diet groups were fed a diet with a typical composition in which the majority of calories were from complex carbohydrates, whereas the HFG diet contained higher amounts of fat and glucose (Figure 1B).
There is a portrait of her by Rivera, as well as one by Carrington that has never before been publicly exhibited, a Surrealist composition in which La Doña appears as a mysterious tarot card.
