"composed together" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe two or more elements that were put together in a composed fashion. For example, "The two pieces of music were composed together as one song."
Though Mr. Wentz writes the words and Mr. Stump the music, the two have never composed together.
David Austen deals in cryptic fragments of text, image and form that, when carefully composed together, accrue a certain enigmatic charm.
It reveals the photographer's remarkable acuity – admittedly he had worked as a war photographer – but also his complicity with his model, the variety of the pictures they composed together, and the novelty of their partnership at that time.
Finally, these parameters are composed together to form the required HDLA model.
In addition to components, OpenCOM offers the notion of Component Frameworks, which can be used to constrain patterns of how compatible components [6] should be composed together.
These single contributions may be composed together to obtain the value of k xpol in more complex scenarios, made of multiple items.
Franks and Freestone began performing and composing together in 1993, the former being a Leeds College guitar prize-winner, and the latter a saxist, flautist and violinist who performed with the National Youth Jazz Orchestra, American country star Lee Hazlewood, and the Cuban group Orquesta Timbala.
Software systems will be more and more built by composing together software services distributed over the Internet.
In such scenarios, services compose together hierarchically in a producer consumer manner to form service supply-chains of added value.
Within this context, software systems will increasingly be built by reusing and composing together software services and things distributed over the Internet.
To improve the efficiency of the development life-cycle, shortening time-to-market while keeping quality under control, mobile applications are typically developed by composing together ad-hoc developed components, services available on-line, and other third-party mobile applications.
