The phrase "community consisting of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a group of people who share common characteristics or interests. Example: The neighborhood is a tight-knit community consisting of families who have lived here for generations.
The people pay much attention to the American community, consisting of 4000 troops & 3000 dependents.
Like "Collateral," the film gives a sense of community consisting of isolated pockets of warmth and light, connected by endless, empty streets.
"Based on this biblical account (Genesis 10 and 11)," the statement said, "the university wishes to give God the benefit of any doubt and avoid pursuing any direction that would give assistance to the renewed efforts of man to create a one-world community consisting of one religion, one economy, one government and one race".
"The university wishes to give God the benefit of the doubt and avoid pursuing any direction that would give assistance to the renewed efforts of man to create a one-world community, consisting of one religion, one economy, one government, and one race," the statement said.
Based on this biblical account (Genesis 10 and 11), the University wishes to give God the benefit of any doubt and avoid pursuing any direction that would give assistance to the renewed efforts of man to create a one-world community consisting of one religion, one economy, one government and one race.
In 2002, there was essentially one large community consisting of all the regions except for Micronesia and Polynesia.
As long as a community consists of individuals who come together merely to communicate and celebrate common interests, its future is doubtful.
This would be true if the "gay community" consisted of Stonewall patrons.
By the early nineteen-nineties, the community consisted of about a hundred and fifty people many of them sleeping in spartan dormitories.
The community consists of six buildings with three units each, ranging from 1,900 to 3,000 square feet and starting at $275,000.
By the early nineteen-nineties, the community consisted of about a hundred and fifty people — many of them sleeping in spartan dormitories.
