The phrase "actors consists of" is not correct in English.
It should be "actors consist of" to match the plural subject with the plural verb. You can use it when describing the components or elements that make up a group of actors.
Example: "The cast of the play consists of talented actors from various backgrounds."
Alternatives: "actors are made up of" or "actors include".
Lazzi were one of the prime resources of the commedia actors, consisting of verbal asides on current political and literary topics, manifestations of terror, pratfalls and other acrobatics, and similar actions.
Leighton: The bad actors consist of major governments that are incredibly well funded, they are highly motivated, they act with autonomy in many parts of the world, and they have access to immense talent.
Lastly, a clique is an informal grouping of actors in the network which indicates the strong cohesiveness in the subgroup; it refers to subgroups of actors consisting of mutual ties (Prell 2012, p. 155).
The group of public sector actors consisted of the representatives of the responsibility area of TAUH.
The central actors consisted of similarly the heads of the centers.
An actor is defined as a composite object Actor consisting of four fields which are explained in Table 6.
First, the state is not a uniform, rational actor, but consists of fragmented institutions that can pursue multiple, potentially contradicting goals.
The third type of script is said to exist only in the mind of the main actor, and consists of a series of possible actions that the latter knows by having conducted them repeatedly.
Incidentally, Maggie's bibulous ankle bracelet, Denis, is to be played by Jim Broadbent, an actor whose CV consists of Streep-like virtuosic variety.
Judges have long struggled to articulate rules and principles governing the responsibility in tort of a remote actor whose wrong consists of setting the stage for a second wrongdoer who inflicts injury on a victim.
