The phrase "a encompasses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that one thing includes or contains another within its scope or range.
Example: "The study shows that a healthy diet encompasses a variety of food groups, including fruits, vegetables, and whole grains."
Alternatives: "a includes" or "a covers".
The sequence segment "A" encompasses amino acids ranging from residue 142 (mouse CYP1A1 numbering) to residue 247.
Segment "A" encompasses only one of the several SRSs, defined by Gotoh as P450 Substrate Recognition Sites [ 24], namely SRS2 which is highly divergent between 1A1 and 1A2 subtypes.
Rather, the type of homes covered by section 7(a) encompasses the full spectrum of "affordable" housing as we have come to know it, taking in shared ownership products aimed at low to middle-income households.
a Encompasses the whole cohort (631 patients distributed into 421 non-transfused and 210 transfused).
Via the respective reachable sets (see, e.g., [22]) it is easy to see that a coherently controlled dynamic system Σ A can simulate the dynamics of another system Σ B if and only if the system algebra g Σ A of the simulating system Σ A encompasses the system algebra g Σ B of the simulated system Σ B, g Σ A ⊇ g Σ B. (7).
* Period A encompasses patients diagnosed between January 1 , 1985 and December 31 , 1994
DNA-A encompasses all virus-encoded functions required for DNA replication, control of gene expression, overcoming host defenses and encapsidation, whereas DNA-B encodes two proteins involved in intra- and intercellular movement [ 7].
None of the diners seems in a hurry; a meal encompasses a full two hours.
Sometimes, though, Hunt achieves a neat, desolate poetry — a glacier is "a crumpled stole," the cold "an encompassing, unsolvable misery".
It is a bit surprising that an encompassing formula exists.
There was Lula on the platform, a single voice shouting to an encompassing horde of distant faces.
