The phrase "a spread composed of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or arrangement of items, particularly in contexts like food, data, or visual presentations.
Example: "The buffet featured a spread composed of various international dishes, showcasing flavors from around the world."
Alternatives: "a selection made up of" or "an assortment consisting of".
In opposition, secret societies spread, composed of young men, mostly from the military, who sought to regenerate and liberalize the country.
His 100-foot spread is composed of thousands of tiny, twinkly units tinted yellow and strung on fine copper wires in a precise grid.
As shown in Fig. 1A, cells were able to adhere and spread on scaffolds composed of PCL, PCL/HA, and PCL/col/HA, however, MSCs on col scaffolds remained very rounded, suggesting poor cell adhesion.
For that which spreads itself out widely is fine, and a thing composed of small parts is so spread out.
We fabricated binary alloy composition-spread films composed of SrRuO3 and CaRuO3.
In this study, we examined large numbers of individual cells, and quantified the extent of cell spreading and the activity of a reporter construct composed of a fragment of the TN-C promoter driving a degenerate version of enhanced GFP.
Now GE has developed a new printing technology that spreads out a thin layer of a slurry composed of ceramic embedded in a polymer precursor.
A photo of the "cage" shows a makeshift enclosure composed of toddler and crib gates spread between two bookshelves that are pushed against the wall.
A group composed of Republican state lawmakers and corporate executives, the American Legislative Exchange Council, is quietly spreading these proposals from state to state, sending e-mails about the latest efforts as well as suggested legislative language.
In the early 18th century a press composed of a cupboard above a chest of drawers became popular in England, and its use spread to the Continent.
