The phrase "a subdivision consisting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific part or section of a larger entity, often in contexts like geography, real estate, or organizational structures.
Example: "The city is divided into several neighborhoods, with each neighborhood being a subdivision consisting of various residential areas."
Alternatives: "a section made up of" or "a part that includes".
Let (S_{kl}([0, T])) be a finite element space on this subdivision consisting of continuous piecewise lth-degree polynomials regarding time, i.e., (S_{kl}([0, T])={upsilonin C^{0}([0,T]): upsilon |_{[t_{j-1},t_{j}]}in P_{l}([t_{j-1},t_{j}]), j=1,ldots,N}), where (P_{l}([t_{j-1},t_{j}])) is the set of polynomials of degree l restricted on the interval ([t_{j-1},t_{j}]).
She has a sharp descriptive eye a housing subdivision consists of "concrete-block ranch houses xeroxed onto freshly paved streets"—and a strong voice, which, though it occasionally shades into portentousness, honestly plumbs the guilt, rage, love, and pity that she feels toward her mother.
Zoning for new construction is six acres per house, and most subdivisions consist of fewer than a dozen houses.
Just behind her 1800's farmhouse, a 15-unit subdivision consisting mostly of modular homes, selling in the $500,000 to $600,000 range, is under construction.
The quad/triangle subdivision starts with a control net consisting of both quads and triangles and produces finer and finer meshes with quads and triangles.
When completed, Stafford Park, a mixed-use development on a 370-acre former brownfield, will have a residential component consisting of 216 market-rate rentals, 112 affordable housing units, and a subdivision of 349 single-family houses.
In the mid-1950s, the Shenandoah subdivision was established; consisting of sixteen city blocks of ranch-style homes.
Deformation resulted in a macroscopic subdivision across the specimen thickness into three types of region – matrix regions, transition regions, and a central region consisting of two sharply alternating, highly misoriented, orientations.
Geochronology reckons the more distant periods with which it deals on a similar scale; but it descends as far as human prehistoric and even historic times, and its shorter subdivisions consist only of thousands of years.
The first family, derived from the four-point interpolatory linear subdivision scheme, consists of geometrically controlled schemes, which are either shape preserving or artifact-free.
