The phrase 'category consisted of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are describing a group or collection of things, including people, objects, places, or ideas. For example, "The presentation category consisted of four different speeches."
The second category consisted of peccadillos.
The first category consisted of studies that used goals based on pedometer and/or heart rate targets.
The third category consisted of studies that did not specify whether any type of goal was used.
The first category consisted of the multi neuron mixtures that were not separable using a principal components method.
The second category consisted of studies that used goals based on time, such as number of days and duration of exercise, or distance goals, such as walking 5 km per day.
The first category was comprised of the JA 5 variety with high tuber yield potential and low drought tolerance, the second category consisted of JA 60 and JA 125 varieties with low tuber yield potential and high drought tolerance, and the third group included JA 89 and HEL 65 varieties with low tuber yield potential and low drought tolerance.
This category consisted of splenic ultrasound and evaluation for suspected intra-abdominal mass. 2.
The "some or none" category consisted of those who had reported being in the dust/debris cloud at wave 1 but who did not experience intense exposure or reported no dust cloud exposure at all.
The first and second category consisted of the slings and arrows of conceiving, being pregnant, and giving birth: fertility problems, puking and the like.
The first and second category consisted of the slings and arrows of conceiving, being pregnant, and giving birth: fertility problems, puking, and the like.
