The phrase "alphabet consisting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific set of letters or characters that make up an alphabet.
Example: "The alphabet consisting of 26 letters is used in the English language."
Alternatives: "set of letters" or "collection of characters".
Similarly today, many forms of digital communication use a signal alphabet consisting of just two characters, sometimes called bits.
An alphabet consisting of 21 consonants and 5 vowels can generate 105 simple consonant-and-vowel syllables and more than 2,000 consonant-vowel-consonant syllables.
Roof beams are "purlins"; in the course of reading the collection I discovered that "salal" is a low-growing shrub and "ogham" an ancient alphabet consisting of parallel strokes.
It is then written with a combination of three scripts: hiragana, a syllabic alphabet consisting of 46 sounds and signs, katakana, used solely for foreign and imported words, and the dreaded kanji, a terrifying selection of hieroglyphic characters imported from China, then adopted into Japanese – used to write nouns, adjectives, adverbs and verbs.
An alternative implementation of BACH was derived using a reduced aminoacid alphabet consisting of 9 clasmall7: small hydrophobic (ALA,VAL,ILE,LEU,MET), large hydrophobic (TYR,TRP,PHE), small polar (SER,THR), large polar (ASN,GLN,HIS), positively charged (ARG,LYS), negatively charged (ASP,GLU), and finally GLY, PRO, CYS separately on their own.
The early Etruscan alphabet, unlike any early Greek alphabet found in the Greek inscriptions, contains the original the prototype Greek alphabet, consisting of the 22 North Semitic letters, with the phonetic values given to them by the Greeks, and the four additional Greek letters at the end of the alphabet.
As already mentioned, the original Etruscan alphabet consisted of 26 letters, of which the Romans adopted only 21.
The Arabic alphabet consists of only 29 letters, and its spelling is 95% phonetic and therefore largely self-explanatory – something that could never be said for English.
The Hebrew alphabet consists of 22 letters, all consonants, though four of them alef, he, waw, and yod are also employed to represent long vowels.
The Ethiopic alphabet consists of 26 letters, all representing consonants, which may be transformed into syllabic symbols by the attachment of the appropriate vocalic markers to the letters.
The rustic alphabet consists only of capital, or majuscule, letters, most of which are contained between a single pair of horizontal lines.
