"comprise a narrative" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to include or contain a story or account. Example: The novel comprises a narrative about a young girl's journey to self-discovery.
This review of reviews comprises a narrative synthesis of the available systematic reviews and meta-analyses in this area.
It comprises a terse narrative about a decision maker, multimedia sources including a podcast that link to and enrich the text, and an engaged learning exercise that walks users through the potential and constraints of emerging cost benefit analysis methods for climate adaptation planning.
The weekly Torah portions often do not comprise a single linear narrative.
The lyrics of "This Charming Man" comprise a first person narrative in which the male protagonist punctures one of his bicycle's wheels on a remote hillside.
As much as possible this was going to feel like a narrative film, comprised not of a series of sound bites but with real scenes that start in one direction and end up heading in another.
In order to tell the story, Nelson adopts a fairly conventional style comprising chronological narrative, a sharp assemblage of well-researched archive footage, and a vast range of "talking head" interviewees.
Naipaul's themes are fate, dissolution, bad luck; but he is also concerned with, beyond the story, the music – that is, a span of time, constituting a narrative or a life, comprising pauses in which the sword falls repeatedly, and in which nothing much is achieved.
In the 14th century, bosses comprising a series of narrative scenes appeared, and in the 15th century, fan vaulting was developed with long, pendantlike bosses.
or Theatre?" comprises seven hundred and sixty-nine gouaches that Salomon chose and numbered from a total of twelve hundred and ninety-nine; transparented and foverlaysnsparent oferlays of text; a narrative of thirty-two thousand words; and multiple classical-music cues.
