'comprise for' is not correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word "comprise" to mean "to consist of," but it is usually followed by a list of items or elements. For example, "The nation's defense forces comprise four divisions, two naval fleets, and one air force."
They comprise, for example, the generics of product technology, process product relations and defining performance.
There, while also fighting illness, he records all by himself the songs that comprise For Emma... Vernon conceived of his recordings as demos; when he played them to record labels, they heard a completed work and he was promptly signed.
Maximum yield of 3.12 g/L butanol, of which 2.99 g/L comprise for 1-butanol, has been obtained after 20 h reaction time.
Its main pattern is the FLOWR clause which may comprise For, Let, Where, Order by, and Return expressions.
Thus, 'evolution readiness' came to comprise for us those aspects of Darwin's theory that are 'human sized' and can be modeled using processes that operate over relatively few generations.
The fusion rules in step 2 of the algorithm comprise, for instance, substituting the original MS coefficient bands by the coefficients of the PAN image or adding the coefficients of the PAN to the coefficients of the original MS bands, weighted sometimes by a factor dependent on the contribution of the PAN image to each MS band.
The private health sub-sector comprises of for-profit and not-for-profit health-care institutions.
Organizations will be sourced from a predetermined list comprising for-profit corporations, not-for-profit organizations, government agencies and more.
From the 1st millennium bce onward, Assyria built an empire comprising, for a short time, all of the ancient Middle East.
The reproductive instinct of this fish comprises (for the male) territorial fighting, nest building, mating behaviour, and care of offspring at the first level of the hierarchy.
Our experiments comprised, for example, Decision-Trees, Bayes Classification, and Random Forest.
