The phrase "as comprising only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that something consists exclusively of certain elements or components.
Example: "The committee is composed as comprising only members with relevant expertise."
Alternatives: "as consisting solely of" or "as made up exclusively of".
In yeast and higher eukaryotes, it is still being studied as comprising only the linear Leloir pathway.
Other recent militant statements have defined this state as comprising only the Sunni heartland parts of Baghdad, together with the provinces of Anbar, Diyala, Kirkuk, Salaheddin, Nineveh and parts of Babil and Wasit as a reaction to Kurdish autonomy in the north and Shia demands for a federal south.
The Apostolic Fathers (late 1st early 2nd centuries) show extensive familiarity with this literature, but a list of the Old Testament books by Melito, bishop of Sardis in Asia Minor (2nd century), does not include the additional writings of the Greek Bible, and Origen (c. 185 c. 254) explicitly describes the Old Testament canon as comprising only 22 books.
Like for Frege, the other important logicist in the nineteenth century, "logic" is more encompassing for Dedekind than often assumed today (as comprising only first-order logic).
This, in part, is because of the small sample size of the medium-As group comprising only 91 children (Table 3).
Deep phylogeny was investigated using the 18S rRNA gene, using both a large dataset (representing all major nematode clades), as well as a smaller dataset comprising only Enoplid and Dorylaimid taxa.
As a genus comprising only diploid species, members of Nelumbo have eight pairs of chromosomes.
For each life table, standard deviations were calculated for the complete distribution of ages at death as well as left-truncated or conditional distributions comprising only individuals who survived up to each age age x, (s x).
To make "Guapeva," I used the whole block of wood just as I found it, comprising only part of the trunk (that became the base) and the actual root of the tree.
Because we conceptualize our analyses as within-country analyses comprising only two or three groups, we used the general guidelines suggested by Cheung and Rensvold (2002) and Chen (2007) according to which a decrease in model fit is insignificant if the RMSEA drops by less than.015 and if the CFI drops by less than.01.
The E.U.'s economy is currently growing at its fastest rate in a decade, while Britain's slows, but that did not stop Johnson from describing it as "a regional trade bloc comprising only six per cent of humanity".
