The phrase "another composition of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional piece of work or creation, often in the context of art, music, or writing.
Example: "The artist presented another composition of the symphony, showcasing a different interpretation of the original theme."
Alternatives: "another piece of the" or "an additional work of the".
For example, (ii Mutation removes a branch of a function and replaces it with another composition of operators of the same type.
Explorative factor analyses were performed to examine whether another composition of items and factors would fit the data better.
The characteristic volatile oil of P. frutescens is believed to be another essential composition of the herb, giving its wide range of use.
Another important composition of the medium is the bacterial communities which may act as algal diseases to some extent, especially when considering alternative water sources like wastewater for algal cultivation.
He also contributed a small treatise, Harmony, and another, Composition, to the famous series of Novello musical primers.
LYNN JORDE: Every event that takes place in our past, every major event, a population increase, a population decrease, or the exchange of people from one population to another changes the composition of the mitochondrial DNA in that population, so what happens is that we have a record of our past written in our mitochondrial genes.
Therefore, it may be difficult to extrapolate findings from one study to another if the racial composition of the populations enrolled differs from one location to another.
Another is "changing the composition of the central bank's balance sheet", that is, buying assets other than the usual T-bills.
He, too, is seemingly delivered from another movie, and his composition of the actorly details is no less accomplished or devoted than Day-Lewis's.
Gene flow, also called gene migration, the introduction of genetic material (by interbreeding) from one population of a species to another, thereby changing the composition of the gene pool of the receiving population.
