The phrase "comprised items" is technically grammatically correct, but it is not commonly used in written English.
It is more common to use "comprised of" or "consisted of" when describing the components or elements of something. Example: The toothpaste aisle was comprised of various brands and flavors.
Table 5 indicates that the subscale learning-oriented assessment environment also comprised items 1 9, and the subscale performance-oriented assessment environment comprised items 10 16, as of Alkharusi's (2011) assessment environment scale.
This scale was developed for the present study, but comprised items similar to those used in prior research (e.g., Park and Park 2007).
The first factor comprised items relating to the practical aspects of the examination, the second to teaching, learning resources and exam support and the final factor represented the perceived relationship between the examination and the skills involved in care delivery and communication in professional practice.
The pictures comprised items from four semantic categories, including two categories of living things (16 fruits and 16 mammals) and two of non-living objects (16 pieces of furniture and 16 vehicles).
Each cluster comprised items measuring similar levels of function.
Factor II comprised items from the original physical in addition to functional subscales.
Component 2 (eigenvalue=13.2, 13.2% variance), named 'sleep-related impact', comprised item 5 (factor loading 0.886) and item 6 (0.911).
From this simple beginning, Miodownik expands his story (and his readers' perspectives) by identifying some of the materials comprising items in this image, using that to begin sharing the stories of man-made "stuff".
In a self-care environment, protocols should comprise items related to patients' autonomy.
The SAM comprises items assessing self-reported episodic autobiographical, semantic, and spatial memory, as well as future prospection.
As a test not necessarily only comprises items of a single type, the ways to address items and evaluate answers given by examinees need to be generic.
