"composed using" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to express that something has been created using specific elements or resources. For example, "This painting was composed using primary colors only."
Lech still look composed, using triangular passing moves to open up space behind the full-backs.
Chasny's own new album, also called Hexadic and composed using the system, is what might be politely termed "challenging".
The urban scenes are equally sketchy but solidly composed, using the implicit structure of buildings as an armature.
"Less Talk More Action" is a pop track composed using the 12-tone method of composition.
Music composed using software has led to homogenous corporate pop, which Mr Byrne sees as now in its final throes.
It starts playfully, with a beat that could have been composed using a trunkful of toys, and with Bonzai in the middle of a daydream: "Look out my window, out my window / Lust for another life".
Circumstances led him away from Berg and the European avant garde – he was amazed, years later, to hear Stravinsky's Agon and discover what beautiful music could be composed using the 12‑tone method.
Mr. Ingoldsby said most scientific characters lack "flavor" -- they are quite plain to look at -- so adding one of those symbols to a document composed using, for instance, a serif font, which has fine lines projecting from the main strokes of the letter, will not make the scientific character stand out.
Mr. Van Peebles disappeared into another room and put on a vinyl album of one of his soundtracks, all composed using numbers instead of notes because he never learned musical notation.
In 1569 the Flemish cartographer Gerardus Mercator published a world map that he had composed using a "projection suitable for navigation," the details of which he did not disclose.
This new adaptation seems to have been composed using refrigerator magnets stamped with corporate lingo: "transactional proficiency," "tangible interface," "relational longevity," "continuum of opportunities," "interpersonal futility," and "our faith persuasion".
