The phrase "a structure composed of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the components or materials that make up a particular structure or object.
Example: "The building is a structure composed of steel and glass, designed to withstand harsh weather conditions."
Alternatives: "a structure made of" or "a structure consisting of".
"It was a structure, composed of several free-standing walls," she says, which describes as well the corrugated, mazelike set of the show, designed by Andrew Lieberman.
A similar phenomenon occurs when a structure composed of primarily fat protons is surrounded by or embedded within a structure composed of primarily water protons.
which corresponds to the decomposition of the third-order kernel into a structure composed of second-order kernels.
The presented STM data are interpreted by us to correspond with a structure composed of Si ad-dimers and divacancies.
Thus, one obtains a structure composed of N (p−2) blocks, each having the form of the structure of Fig. 1.
Figure 1b shows an optical microscopy image of a structure composed of a 4 nm AlAs layer and a 40 nm symmetrical strained In0.33Ga0.66As/GaAs bilayer.
The swim bladder extensions in E. maculatus (for an overview see Figure 1) showed a bipartite structure composed of a gas-filled portion and a pad-like part.
A ring oscillator has a feedback structure composed of an odd number of NOT gates.
A sieving structure composed of a nanoslit formed between a bowed ridge and a coverslip is used for fast and continuous separation of nanoparticles and DNA complexes.
All glucosinolates have a core structure, composed of a β-thioglucose and an N-hydroxyiminosulphate group (Fig. 1), and an aglycone side-chain, which is structurally highly diverse.
The tracks exhibit a layered structure composed of a non-crystalline core surrounded by a strained crystalline envelope.
