The phrase "and consisted in a" is not standard in written English; the correct form would be "and consisted of a." You can use it when describing the components or elements that make up something, typically in a more formal context.
Example: "The project was extensive and consisted of a series of detailed reports and analyses."
Alternatives: "and was made up of a" or "and included a".
The photolysis systems were carried out in alkaline methanolic solution (pH∼11), and consisted in: (a) H2O2, (b) methylene blue (MB /O2 and (c) TiO2.
Through the entire region of the South Caucasus, only one project was directed towards international protection, and consisted in a quality analysis of the national asylum systems for all three countries.
The third set of disputed questions, however, were On Evangelical Perfection (De perfectione evangelica) and consisted in a defense of the friars' way of life, under attack by non-mendicant Masters led by William of St . Amour
The questionnaire was designed and validated by study team and consisted in a number of 19 questions.
The protocol of study 1 was specifically assigned to assess CGM sensor performance and consisted in a 7-day observation period.
Adjuvant treatment was administered in 42 patients (59%) and consisted in a combination of chemoradiation for 30 of them and gemcitabine monotherapy for 12.
The primer also works as a surface pre-treatment and consists in a polymer solution in organic solvents.
OFDM/OQAM structure is based on the transmultiplexer described in Figure 8 and consists in a serial-to-parallel conversion, an OQAM pre-processing, and synthesis filters.
The final model is built from adjacent regional solutions and consists in a global spherical harmonics model expressed between degrees 16 and 80.
The ideal solution, halfway between these two extremes, is described by G.W. Swift and consists in a channel width of four thermal penetration depths [17].
The ideal solution, halfway between these two extremes, is described by Swift [9] and consists in a channel width of 4 thermal penetration depths.
