The phrase "always comprises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something consistently includes or consists of certain elements or components.
Example: "A balanced diet always comprises a variety of fruits, vegetables, and proteins."
Alternatives: "always includes" or "always consists of".
First held in 1997, this always comprises several different sections with at the top an elite four player double rounder.
And while it is far less challenging than the mountain stage that always comprises the Etape, it still asks a lot of its 25,000 entrants.
His routine when stationed in London, as detailed in From Russia with Love, always comprises "very strong coffee from De Bry in New Oxford Street, brewed in an American Chemex, of which he drank two large cups, black and without sugar".
A Mueller polarimeter always comprises a polarization state generator (PSG) and a polarization state analyzer (PSA), whose configurations determine the modulation and analysis matrices W and A, involved in the linear relationship between the raw measurement matrix B and the Mueller matrix M of the sample under study.
Local feature extraction always comprises two main stages: feature detection and feature description [43].
The determination of salicylate derivatives in pharmaceutical samples always comprises the difficulties of various interferences, as many drugs have complex composition and may contain other active substances in comparable quantities.
The area of old closed-canopy forests increased with lengthening fire rotation, but always comprised a relatively small portion of the landscape (<10%).
The Yale Graduate School has always comprised an international community, but it recognizes as well that now, more than ever, advanced scholarship must occur on transnational grounds.
NCI-CTEP-sponsored trials have always comprised a significant component of the tri-institutional Harvard Phase 1 Program, led by Drs. Donald Kufe and Bruce Chabner.
Whether mutual or one-sided, these direct experiences, in which the subject can share the perspectives and attitudes of other subjects, always comprise one person's bodily expression of emotions that is available to another person.
Pederson and Hessl reasoned that the clement weather could have brought an unusual boom in grass production and thus a boom in camels, yaks, cattle, sheep and other livestock that have always comprised the country's main wealth.
