The phrase "are of one of" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The results are of one of the studies conducted last year."
Alternatives: "are from one of" or "belong to one of".
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In each case, these data sets are of one of the following three types: point clouds, weighted undirected networks, and gray-scale digital images.
There are m evenly distributed firms along the circle (there are m firms, but we use b = 1/m as the relevant parameter measuring concentration); firms are of one of two types, altruistic or selfish.
The identifiers included in the dataset are provided by the province's Community Care Access Centres (which coordinate publicly funded home care services in the province) and are of one of two types: either an internal case record number used only for internal tracking, and not a 'real world' identifier, or an encrypted health card number.
It is of one of those great Yuletide cliches.
The effect is of one of those dreams about flying in which you suddenly find your heels leaving the ground.
The overall picture is of one of the richest nations exploiting one of the poorest to get ready for the world's most popular sporting tournament.
Here, by way of example, is of one of my earlier tweets.
The "Best Novel" category was of one of the first called and I quickly lost.
All dogs were of one of three breeds: German Shepherd, Belgian Malinois, or Dutch Shepherd.
Patients may thus be of one of three separate genotypes; insertion/insertion, deletion/deletion or insertion/deletion.
