The phrase "and if it consists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the components or elements of something, often in a conditional context.
Example: "The project will be approved, and if it consists of all the required elements, we can proceed to the next phase."
Alternatives: "and if it includes" or "and if it comprises".
Based on these definitions, it can be shown that {x k } is a root sequence for the median filter K if and only if it consists entirely of constant neighborhoods and edges [6].
A molecule instantiates methane if and only if it consists of four hydrogen atoms bonded to a single carbon atom.
In general, a sentence is meaningful if and only if it consists (except for logical constants) only of genuine names or is reducible to such sentences.
The problem here is that a molecule instantiates butane if and only if it consists of a chain of four carbon atoms, with the adjacent ones bonded, and the end carbon atoms are bonded to three hydrogen atoms each, while the middle carbon atoms are bonded to two hydrogen atoms each (thus the formula for butane is CH3-CH2-CH2-CH3 CH3-CH2-CH2-CH3 CH3-CH2-CH2-CH3 CH3-CH2-CH2-CH3
A clone is trivial if it consists of a single cluster and non-trivial otherwise.
Ocular treatment of uveal melanoma is termed 'radical' if it consists of enucleation (i.e., ocular amputation) and 'conservative' if conservation of useful vision and the eye is attempted (Damato, 2006).
The current recession -- which many forecasters think may have already ended -- is shaping up as if it consists of two distinct phases distinguished by how skilled and unskilled workers fared.
If it consists largely of moss, so what.
As a consequence we show that S is triangularizable if it consists of polynomially compact operators.
The property so held may itself be called a "trust," especially if it consists entirely of invested money (i.e., a trust fund).
