The phrase "a specimen consisting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the components or elements that make up a particular specimen in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The researcher presented a specimen consisting of various plant species collected from the region."
Alternatives: "a sample made up of" or "a specimen composed of".
A specimen consisting of two small concrete blocks has been designed containing capsules filled with a polyurethane-based healing agent.
It is carried out on a specimen consisting of a beam placed on two supports, which is subjected to an impact.
A specimen consisting of a three-phase composite conductive concrete with an electrical resistivity of 322 Ω cm is used in the heating experiment and is proven to render satisfactory heat effects that meet the requirements of pavement deicing.
In this paper, the applicability of using computationally efficient two-dimensional (2-D) analyses for modeling complicated three-dimensional (3-D) plate geometries are quantified for a specimen consisting of nickel and alumina plates joined by a 60 vol% Ni particulate reinforced composite interlayer to form a functionally graded joint.
This table is used only for the Vertebrate section, to track which teeth are preserved in when a specimen consists of dental material.
A curved atomically smooth spherical tip of a specimen consists of the series of concentric rings arising from the atoms on the edge of crystallographic planes.
De Montbeillard was informed of the stomach contents of a dissected specimen, consisting of seeds and the berries of "Pseudobuxus" (possibly Eugenia buxifolia, a bush with sweet, orange berries).
A three-dimensional finite element model of a composite tensile specimen consisting of a Ti 6Al 4V matrix reinforced with unidirectional, continuous SiC fibres under cyclic loading has been developed.
The method uses a composite tensile specimen consisting of a core alloy of well-characterised creep properties onto which the overlay coating is deposited.
Changes in carpal alignment showed different patterns between each specimen consisting of a spectrum from dorsal subluxation of the entire carpus to adaptive dorsal carpal instability (DISI deformity).
A large-scale (3.8 m×6.7 metaltal curtain wall specimen consisting of two different wall systems was tested in an Environmental Chamber.
