The phrase "a party composed of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or organization made up of specific individuals or entities.
Example: "The agreement was signed by a party composed of representatives from various sectors, including education, healthcare, and technology."
Alternatives: "a group made up of" or "an assembly consisting of".
A party composed of his supporters is among those that registered for the elections.
Of antibiotics and globalisation ReprintsThe PD was created by a merger between a party composed of former communists who had disowned Marxism and another that provided a home for the more progressively inclined Christian Democrats, whose movement collapsed in a welter of graft allegations in the early 1990s.
The distance is 3 to 6 kilometers, covered in a day by a party composed of a party chief, a foreman with a compass and a gang of about 10 men.
Churchill replied: "I do not belong to a radical party composed of prigs, prudes and faddists".
Meanwhile, leaders of the ousted Islamic movement are forming a political party composed of members of the Somali parliament and other officials who have defected from Yusuf's government.
AT the total solar eclipse of June 19 , 1936 a joint party composed of observers of the Tokyo Astronomical Observatory and the Central Meteorological Observatory of Japan, headed by me, was engaged in various sorts of observations of astrophysical as well as geophysical interest at Nissin ( λ= 9h 37.1m, φ= 43° 51´) in Hokkaido.
In taking his seat at the National Assembly in the Palais Bourbon alongside compatriots Ouezzin Coulibaly and Zinda Kaboré, Houphouët-Boigny had to first decide with which group to side, and he opted for the Mouvement Unifié de la Résistance (MUR), a small party composed of Communist sympathizers but not formal members of the Communist Party.
The desire to heed to the rank and file in a party composed mostly of pensioners and civil servants may clash with the need to attract dynamic younger professionals.For now, though, the SPD is Mr Gabriel's party.
Thereupon she organizes a week-end party composed of the people whose lives he has messed up during his career as a bounder.
The first, set out in What Is to Be Done? (1902), was that revolution could not and should not be made spontaneously by the proletariat, as Marx had expected, but had to be made by workers and peasants led by an elite "vanguard" party composed of radicalized middle-class intellectuals like himself.
This was the start of a tradition in the Dutch Republic whereby the stadtholderships were for long periods monopolized by the princes of Orange and counts of Nassau, supported by an enduring Orange "party" composed of nobles, orthodox Calvinist leaders, artisans, and peasants against the rivalry of the patriciate of Holland.
