The phrase "are not comprised of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something does not consist of or is not made up of certain elements or components.
Example: "The committee members are not comprised of individuals from the same background, ensuring a diverse range of perspectives."
Alternatives: "are not made up of" or "do not consist of".
The present simulations are not affected by these disturbing lunar influences since are not comprised of lunar forcing or ocean tides.
For example, evergreen forests of the Pacific Northwest are not comprised of the same species as the Slash Pine forests in Florida yet the model treats these land covers as the same.
Antiviral T-cell responses are not comprised of a single function and often include the simultaneous production of multiple cytokines, which can indicate varying capacities for proliferative, immunostimulatory, and cytotoxic effector functions [9], [10], [11], [12].
However, much evidence indicates that the pluripotent cell populations in the embryo or in ES cell cultures are not comprised of a single cellular entity, but instead display significant heterogeneity at the molecular level, heterogeneity that is associated with an apparent probabilistic element of fate determination[5].
It is well known that network data such as we have in this study are not comprised of independent observations [ 28].
CUs, including CUs located in urban and periurban areas, which generally are not comprised of distinct groups of villages, were excluded.
So, the batter is not "comprised of" them.
It's not comprised of delicate rolling hills; instead there are peaks and crags.
Human rights law is not comprised of mere bumper-sticker slogans or platitudes, but a rich and insightful jurisprudence and body of learning.
Unlike other industries, competition in the security industry is not comprised of just businesses competing with each other.
According to Owen Owenn 1957 58), in this as well as in his other paradoxes, Zeno was concerned to show that the Universe is a simple, global entity which is not comprised of different parts.
