The phrase "all comprising" is not standard in written English and may be considered awkward or incorrect.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that something includes everything or encompasses all parts, but it is better to use more conventional phrases.
Example: "The committee is all comprising of experts in their respective fields."
Alternatives: "completely inclusive" or "entirely encompassing".
The study included 512 cases of ALL, comprising 395 precursor B-cell ALL, 63 T-cell, 36 Null-ALL, 9 B-cell, 1 non-B, non-T cell and eight unclassified.
DRIVING a few miles south with Juan Cordero I saw how Nogales sprawled, with newly built and modern subdivisions near more modest ones, all comprising Nuevo Nogales.
The habitat complexity and species diversity of this region is remarkable, with rainforests, towering wet-sclerophyll forests, riparian forests, peatlands, and mangroves all comprising some of the world's great remaining intact forest landscapes.
Plus the hangers-on, the strivers, the image makers and the sellouts, all comprising what Mr. Leibovich calls "a political herd that never dies or gets older, only jowlier, richer and more heavily made-up".
"And that's why I decided the Edinburgh International Book Festival itself is actually the grandest book of all, comprising the sights and tastes and sounds of people; the words, the ideas, the excitement, the rain, the sun, the passion we have come to expect".
Specifically, they synthesized a diverse panel of molecules, all comprising the Cl-amidine scaffold, flanked by alternative hydrophobic groups.
The critical gene, cytokine receptor-like factor 2 (CRLF2), is rearranged in 5 16% of B-ALL, comprising 50% of Philadelphia-like ALL and cooperates with genomic lesions in the Jak, Mapk and Ras signalling pathways.
CD10-positive ALL comprise different subgroups characterised by distinctive cytogenetic abnormalities.
The calcined catalysts were all comprised of CuO and ZnO.
"They are, after all, comprised only of people who feel compelled to take IQ tests," he said.
He will add: "Today's households aren't all comprised of one bread winner and one homemaker; mum in the kitchen; dad in the office.
