The phrase "a mix including" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a combination of different elements or components that are part of a larger group.
Example: "The salad was a mix including lettuce, tomatoes, and cucumbers."
Alternatives: "a blend that features" or "a combination that consists of".
THE CROWD A mix, including lots of young professionals.
(He used a mix — including music by the composer Krzysztof Penderecki as well as from Mike Oldfield's 1973 album "Tubular Bells" — for "The Exorcist" after turning down Bernard Herrmann).
The report cited a mix, including high unemployment in the United States, particularly in the construction industry; heightened border enforcement and increased deportations by the American authorities; and a long-term decline in birth rates in Mexico.
Add to that a mix, including policeman and all-round good guy Scott McKechnie, and the club thrived.
Mills says the first wave of Bublcam buyers has "been a mix" — including from people wanting it for "personal photography" (to "enhance how they photograph and share moments), to those also interested in virtual reality.
A mix including 1 μl of each individual DNA preparation was prepared for each species, and then used for PCR amplifications for all tested loci using Tth DNA polymerase (Biotools).
The 5.5 ml of 1X SUB-A MIX including an amino acid mixture (CellFree Sciences) was used for translation at 15°C for 20 h without shaking in a six-well plate in Thermomixer incubator (Roche).
"My impression from the community is there is a real mix, including a lot of liberal-thinking people here," said Ms. Pacak, a midwifery student.
They are an eclectic mix, including a weekly gay night, hip-hop dance parties, comedy sets and regular sessions for the B.D.S.M. crowd.
The much-awaited protest was an eclectic mix, including an Elvis impersonator.
In brief, 10 μg of total RNA from a single individual was combined with a master mix including reverse-transcriptase and oligo (dT 20 primers.
