The phrase "a grid composed of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a structure or arrangement that is made up of various elements or components organized in a grid format.
Example: "The design features a grid composed of various colored tiles that create a vibrant mosaic effect."
Alternatives: "a grid made up of" or "a grid consisting of".
The crossbar switch was a grid composed of five horizontal selecting bars and 20 vertical hold bars.
(d) An example of a grid composed of four quadrants extracted from a triangular mesh surface.
In this example, a grid composed of 16 Boxes moves from a distribution across 4 processes, with 4 Boxes per process, to a new distribution across 2 processes, with 8 Boxes per process.
A fusion of things influenced the booth's design, which was in the form of a grid composed of lines of LED lights—a signature mark of Bureau Betak and thin cement board.
To simulate Equation (23), we used a grid composed of 2 equally spaced points on [ 0, X m a x ] and 100 equally spaced points on [ 0.9 v m i n,1.1 v m a x ], where v m i n and v m a x are the minimal and maximal individual growth rates in the data.
This estimation was performed on a regular grid composed of 2 equally spaced points on [ 0, A m a x ] and 2 equally spaced points on [ 0, X m a x ], where A m a x is the maximal cell age in the data and X m a x the maximal cell size (for instance A m a x =60 min and X m a x =10 µm for the experiment f1, as shown in Figure 3A).
To estimate the effective geographic distance, a one-meter resolution digital elevation model (DEM) for New Guinea was used to create a "friction grid" composed of weighted cells that impose a cost of moving through that cell based on the average elevation for the cell, and above 2300 m a route was not allowed to be calculated.
We have solved the test over the rectangle (Omega= [0 3.0] times[0;1]), covered by a uniform grid composed of (1mbox200times300) cells, using the Rusanov Riemann solver and a fourth order finite volume scheme.
Both the tests have been solved using a fourth order ADER-WENO scheme, the Rusanov Riemann solver and over a uniform grid composed of 400 cells.
Nodes move on a square grid composed of vertical and horizontal roads.
The simulated network layout is a hexagonal grid composed of 19 cell sites with 3 sectors each.
