The phrase "alphabet includes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the components or elements that make up an alphabet, such as letters or symbols.
Example: "The English alphabet includes 26 letters, ranging from A to Z."
Alternatives: "the alphabet consists of" or "the alphabet contains".
This unique alphabet includes F is for feet, because homeless people spend all day on their feet; and W is for weather.
This alphabet includes all 26 lowercase English letters, 10 digits, the new line command and 33 other characters [1].
The alphabet includes a number of letters not found in the Russian alphabet: : During the period when the Cyrillicization took place, also appeared a few times in the table of the Tajik Cyrillic alphabet.
He first used this technique in his Méditations sur le mystère de la Sainte Trinité for organ; where the "alphabet" includes motifs for the concepts to have, to be and God, while the sentences encoded feature sections from the writings of St. Thomas Aquinas.
The omitted words were in many categories; some non-foreign examples from the early part of the alphabet include "abactinally," "abolitional," "abrasable," "automobilize," and "botryogen".
AT first glance, there's a clear need for expanding the Web beyond the Latin alphabet, including in the Arabic-speaking world.
Yiddish uses all the letters of the Hebrew alphabet, including traditional word-final variants, which in 1961 were reintroduced into the orthography of Russian Yiddish.
Disciplines for which social change is core business, including sociology, history, anthropology and geography, are brimming with many more useful ideas from other parts of the alphabet, including systems, transitions, routines, practices and dynamic processes.
For an entry in the early 1970s Haring even created seven separate codes for the English alphabet, including a hippie version, in which each letter corresponds to a symbol like a heart or the peace icon.
Other performers in a lineup largely organized, it seems, according to the second letter of the alphabet, include Billy Bragg, the Bacon Brothers, Brian D'Arcy James, and Bettye LaVette and the Blind Boys of Alabama.
Strand's design can easily accommodate unstructured data with any alphabet, including source code or compiled machine code.
