The phrase "a consisting" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is not a standard construction and does not convey a clear meaning in English.
Example: "The committee is a consisting group of experts" is incorrect.
Alternatives: "a group of" or "a collection of".
For example, suppose that Committee A, consisting of the 5 members Jones, Blanshard, Nelson, Smith, and Hixon, meets with Committee B, consisting of the 5 members Blanshard, Morton, Hixon, Young, and Peters.
All students were required to take a multiple choice test (Test A) consisting of 20 questions including multiple choice questions (MC) and drag-and-drop tasks during the 4 weeks prior to the course.
Force A, consisting of Formidable, her sister and Warspite, was ordered to Addu Atoll to refuel on 3 April after the Japanese failed to attack as the British expected.
"While undoubtedly many would consider this episode as described by Individual A, consisting [of] a groin rub for a groin pull and a massage, to be misconduct, we are not so certain that the incident qualifies as sexual misconduct, especially for a coach and trainer 43 years ago," his lawyers wrote.
Group A, consisting of thrombospondins TSP-1 and TSP-2 in humans, also exists in invertebrates, and appeared prior to the development of the clotting and fibrinolytic systems of proteins, indicating their essentiality [2], [3].
Group B, the lightly methylated group consisting of samples with one out of three regions methylated, was similar to Group A; consisting of a subset of samples with high protein expression (p = 0.04) and high mRNA expression approaching statistical significance (student's t test, p = 0.07).
Among the 12 subjects of the trial, the presence of four "groups" with separate sub-groups (see Figure 9) could be identified: Group A: consisting of subjects.
Aslan's method included a wave model, called MHD-A, consisting of slow and fast magneto-acoustic waves as well as an entropy and artificial magnetic monopole wave.
42 Two years later Wilder's List 87-A, consisting of sixty items, was entitled Books in Their Rare Original Dust Jackets, 1881-1915.
On the basis of previous psychometric studies, our study provides solid evidence for a two-factor model of the DAS-A, consisting of 'dependency' and 'perfectionism/performance evaluation'.
28 To account for the selected age groups in the study population, the Danish estimates were adjusted for the age distribution of burden of disease in WHO subregion EUR-A (consisting of Denmark and other Western European countries).
