The phrase "a template composed of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the elements or components that make up a specific template in various contexts, such as design, documentation, or programming.
Example: "The report includes a template composed of sections for the introduction, methodology, results, and conclusion."
Alternatives: "a template made up of" or "a template consisting of".
To prepare the scenarios, we used a template composed of the following information: Context, goals, events and actions.
We have demonstrated the selective area growth of self-assembled InAs quantum dots (QDs) in the desired regions by using a template composed of InAs QD arrays.
As the third refinement pass uses a template composed of all the neighboring blocks, it is expected to lead to better motion refinements, especially for fast-motion video sequences.
The NWs were grown in the second growth step which started with a 30-min thermal annealing at 655 °C for desorbing the GaAs nanocrystals, thus forming a template composed of oxide-free holes on otherwise SiOx-covered Si(111) surface, which act as nucleation sites for the subsequent NW growth.
The templating process provides a simple procedure compared with traditional bottom-up approaches, using a 3D periodic structure as a template composed of self-assembled colloidal spheres or a photopolymer followed by infiltration of inorganic materials and template removal [9, 12 19].
Materials and Methods: A polymer template composed of polyglycolic acid (PGA) and polylactic acid (PLA), and formed in the shape of the human mandible condyle, was seeded with osteoblasts isolated from a bovine periosteum suspended in calcium alginate.
In the construction of biominerals, an organic template composed of insoluble macromolecules is used to control the crystal growth of the inorganic compounds.
Figure 2a shows a typical MCC template composed of closely packed PS spheres with 1 μm size over a large area.
After the MCC template was plasma treated for 30 min, a nonclose-packed MCC template composed of PS spheres with approximately 900 nm size was synthesized.
For example, by using a monolayer colloidal crystal (MCC) template, composed of closely packed polystyrene (PS) spheres, as a mask during thermal or sputtering deposition of a thin film, honeycomb arrays of nanotriangles, nanorings, nanorods, and nanocrescents can be easily prepared after removing the PS spheres.
A large area, uniformly structured MCC template composed of PS spheres was prepared by a spin-coating process.
