The phrase "a list comprised" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct form is "a list composed of" or "a list consisting of."
Example: "The report includes a list comprised of the top ten contributors to the project."
Alternatives: "a list made up of" or "a list containing."
In honor of last Monday's observance of Australia Day, which celebrates the nation's founding, the two sites worked together to name the top 10 Aussie Ballers, a list comprising native Australians and players who had spent part of their career there.
The endorsements are made in a list comprising name, address and personal identification number (PIN) of each of the citizens supporting a particular candidate.
A list, comprising a random sample of 1500 General Practitioners (GPs) and 1500 specialists was obtained from a commercial database of over 54,000 practising doctors (AMPCo Direct, http://www.ampcodirect.com.au).au
From a list comprising 1146 co-expressed genes from Arabidopsis and rice using the ATTED-II database, we identified novel candidates involved in signal transduction, regulation and substrate transport, as well as enzymes directly involved in secondary wall biosynthesis.
Study centers were selected randomly from a list comprising a convenience sample of physicians from each country.
After examining all the 149 facilitators, grouping them with similar ones, we ended up with a list comprising 23 facilitators.
The output of the tool is a list comprising a time stamp, the concentrations at that time, and the last reaction used.
A list comprising 31 validated MREs (with perfect complimentarity in the MRE seed site -positions 2-7) in which a SNP has been identified.
After examining all the reported enablers and grouping them with similar ones, we ended up with a list comprising 44 enablers.
